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The Catskills Above the Catskills (Ptolemaic Visions)
Writing, Poetry Lila Dunlap 10/9/21 Writing, Poetry Lila Dunlap 10/9/21

The Catskills Above the Catskills (Ptolemaic Visions)

I want to follow the paths of the stars, I tell myself. But this is not true. I want them to follow me. After all, the Earth is the center of the universe, and, as I am the center of the Earth, the universe revolves around me.

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On The Poetic Works of John Devlin, Part III
Reflections, Essays Tamas Panitz 1/20/21 Reflections, Essays Tamas Panitz 1/20/21

On The Poetic Works of John Devlin, Part III

The spirit riding through the house of human memory. A taste of heavenliness still melancholy with lived sufferings. The hell of the present through which heaven is found — the finding of which is a middle-ground, and the site of personal, heretical, intense theology.

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On The Poetic Works of John Devlin, Part II
Reflections, Essays Tamas Panitz 11/23/20 Reflections, Essays Tamas Panitz 11/23/20

On The Poetic Works of John Devlin, Part II

The re-imagining of Christianity among its livelier adherents is as vital as any secular “poetics.”

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On the Poetic Works of John Devlin, Part I
Reflections, Essays Tamas Panitz 10/12/20 Reflections, Essays Tamas Panitz 10/12/20

On the Poetic Works of John Devlin, Part I

Devlin’s cover-art, in conjunction with the title and text, suggests to me the situation of the astrologer on earth, whose observations describe the dome of the heavens.

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