Lecture on a Lean Life of Allegory / An Invocation / Pater.
Presents three poems by Thomas Pfau. 1) "Lecture on a Lean Life of Allegory," First Line: Today's subject is an architecture of cards, Last Line: the stubborn conversations beneath the pines. 2) "An Invocation," First Line: Mistress of mixture, possibility maker, bliss of what was and is, Last Line:...
| Publicado en: | Paris Review no. 163; pp. 247 - 250 |
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| Formato: | Poem |
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Paris Review
Fall2002
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| Sumario: | Presents three poems by Thomas Pfau. 1) "Lecture on a Lean Life of Allegory," First Line: Today's subject is an architecture of cards, Last Line: the stubborn conversations beneath the pines. 2) "An Invocation," First Line: Mistress of mixture, possibility maker, bliss of what was and is, Last Line: to your reverberations, and the romance of returning worlds. 3) "Pater," First Line: Archaeologist of the aesthetic, perception's rhapsode; Last Line: perhaps, one name to recognize ourselves with. |
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