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“Ancient footsteps, like the motion of the sea”
In 1979 Bob Dylan became a born-again Christian—“Jesus put his hand on me. It was a physical thing”—and worse, released three albums of songs about God. About this perceived betrayal, I was too young to have an opinion; it was part of a lor...
The Kindly Commandant
Interviews With Vampires is a series of poems I’m writing about evil. Many of them are about Nazis, or atrocities the Nazis committed during the Holocaust. I can’t say I quite know why I am doing this.
Evil seems at once easy to understand...
Aristeia
Art by Elliot Skow
1988 was, for George Michael, “what pop critics call an ‘imperial’ year.” He “reigned over the charts and, essentially, could do no wrong.” It was the year of Faith, his debut solo album, which spent twelve weeks at numb...
The Problem of Evil
That “every lover of English poetry should read, and every student of English poetry should study” George Herbert, was T. S. Eliot’s opinion, of his co-religionist’s work. We should read Herbert not for the “exquisite craftsmanship,” or “th...
Training Manual for the Final Solution
Training Manual for the Final Solution
Ordered to shoot, these men will not refuse
To kill a Jew on principle. For them,
Principles are abstract, and too complex,
And if the other men, without sweat
Or friction, do as you’ve instru...
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