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Posted on May 4, 2017May 4, 2017

“become adept at letting things go” First Known When Lost: Milosz, Derek Mahon and Taigi on the passing time

From here at the wonderful blog First Known When Lost. As well as bringing to our attention much outstanding poetry that has the great merit of being unfashionable or forgotten, Stephen Pentz…

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Posted on April 29, 2017May 6, 2017

“a world that seeks only varieties of comfort and metaphysical appeasement.”

From the April 21 TLS, a review by Cynthia Haven of Andrezj Franaszek’s Czeslaw Miłosz biography and Miłosz’s own previously unpublished science fiction novel “The Mountains of Parnassus”: At one shattering…

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Posted on April 27, 2017April 27, 2017

First Known When Lost on Spring and mortality, with Herrick, Wallace Stevens, and Epictetus

Original here Spring beautifully — and gently — counsels us to be mindful of our mortality. This is sound advice. In fact, we are well-advised to consider our mortality on…

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Posted on March 1, 2017March 1, 2017

“Teach us to care and not to care/ Teach us to sit still.” Ash Wednesday

An Ash Wednesday I’ll Never Forget: Chesterton did not actually say that those of us who don’t believe in God will believe in anything, but he ought to have because…

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Posted on November 10, 2016

Empty Room, A S J Tessimond

Found at the ever wonderful First Known When Lost   Empty Room The clock disserts on punctuation, syntax. The clock’s voice, thin and dry, asserts, repeats. The clock insists: a…

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Posted on September 23, 2015

A haunting. Nthposition. September 2007

A poem! I have written poetry. One poem even got accepted. By a publication which promptly ceased to exist. I haven’t written poetry in quite a while. I would aspire to…

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