Off-Piste on Mount Parnassus
Julie SteinerPoems by a pseudonym in San Diego. Special emphasis on repeating forms, sonnets, and verse translations.
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The Shepherd leaves the ninety-nine
Galla Placidia (ca. 392–450 CE) was the daughter of one emperor; the queen consort of a king and then the empress consort of a second emperor; and the mother and regent of a third emperor. In Ravenna, I was delighted by several aspects of t...
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Two weeks of knickers in a twist
In July 2015, immediately upon my return from a trip to Paris with the high school French class of my wheelchair-using younger daughter, my mother began a relentless campaign to convince me to accompany her on a half-price cruise to Italy,...
Liberace! Presley! Brown!
These two poems—one tiny, one supersized—were inspired by what I saw (and didn't!) in the 5th- and 6th-century mosaics of Ravenna and Classe in August 2016.
The Italian word smalti appears in both poems. It's the plural of smalto, a piece...
This truth's no beauty.
Fair warning: The poem I want to talk about today has several strikes against it.
It's a poem about poetry. And a rape poem. And a political polemic. And it's an extended villanelle—six lines longer than the garden-variety 19-line villane...
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I'm the pseudonym of a recovering classicist in San Diego. I mostly write sonnets, repeating forms, and verse translations.
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