You blasphemed the aspidistra and something awful has come down that chimney
My poem "Berakhah" (for Peter Burson) has been accepted by
erzebet for Jabberwocky. Meanwhile, I have the sempiternal con crud. One of these days, I promise: a post with content. Till then, I suggest you read
seajules's "The sky is the floor of an ocean" or
shweta_narayan's "Apsara" or Robert Pinsky's "Last Robot Song," all of which are beautiful, with truth in them, and much easier on the ear than me sneezing.

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And I'm very sorry to hear about the con crud.
Should I ask who blasphemed the aspidistra?
And thank you, also, for linking the poems, which are beautiful. Especially "Apsara," which comes ironically timed for me, I suppose, as I've just finished the first session of a class on Ireland and India in the colonial and post-colonial context.
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I do hope you feel better soon.
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I studied poetry with Pinsky as an undergrad at UCLA, many years ago...
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Congratulations on yours.
I am a huge fan of Pinsky's translations (his Inferno is by far my favorite of the--nine?-- translations I own), but I've heard him read a time or two, and his own stuff kind of left me cold.
Apropos of nothing, I just watched Maya Deren's short "Divine Horsemen" and (save a rewatch of Himself, Bill Cosby's standup movie that never, ever gets old) it is by far the best thing I've watched this month.
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oh and also that
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And your subject line makes me very, very happy.
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Oh, "Apsara" is beautiful. Wow.
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