Book of Forgotten Words
CraigEach week: one forgotten word, one poem. From the Misplaced Nomenclature collection.
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Lyftflōga
> “There is no transcendence in Beowulf, and no redemption […] kill the dragon — but the dragon will get you anyway.” James Parker, Beowulf is Back (The Atlantic)
Nutation.
We tend to believe that wisdom and inner gravity are destinations. Fixed points on the horizon where we someday arrive and settle into permanent knowing. We chase this stillness like a horizon.
Rue
> Here did she fall a tear; here in the place / I’ll set a bank of rue, sour herb of grace.
Skirmish at the Thaw
Preface: Welcome reader, to something different. For the past several months, we have looked at the history of words. We look to words to clarify the world, to define our shared experience. But there are times when the events themselves (da...
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