from Opening Invocation.

The poem "From Opening Invocation," by Jean-Paul de Dadelsen, translated by Marilyn Hacker is presented. First Line: They lived with us in the belly of the whale. Last Line: the journey in the belly of the whale.

Bibliographic Details
Published in:GRANTA no. 125; pp. 90 - 94
Main Author: DE DADELSEN, JEAN-PAUL
Format: Poem
Published: Granta Publications Ltd. Autumn2013
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