Invocation Re: The Second Part of an Epic.
POETRYThrough Hell and what he saw the dead one thereI wrote a poem of the dead one goingAnd who alive is more than that the deadOne going and who is less how he was ledThrough by a bird named Law like law all-knowingWhere all is anguish and guilt spoils the airAnd now to write again I ask againMuse...
| Publicado en: | Ploughshares Vol. 52; no. 1; pp. 105 - 106 |
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Ploughshares, Inc.
Spring2026
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