Purvi Shah

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Echologs: After the poetry match in Virgil’s Eclogues, III.

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Poets Letteri in Solidarity with Jailed Iranian Poets
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Wobble the gyre

Symbolist magic

Robert Eric Shoemaker

An illustration of W.B. Yeats’s “gyre” as described in “A Vision.” Published in “<a href=https://www.faena.com/aleph/a-brief-approach-to-wb-yeats-lunar-system>A Brief Approach to W.B. Yeats’ Lunar System</a>.” — An illustration of W.B. Yeats’s “gyre” as described in “A Vision.” Published in “A Brief Approach to W.B. Yeats’ Lunar System.”

Like a molecule when energy infuses it

Sublimate the symbol, the image

Reach through the punctum

Move from ground state to excited state and back again

Several months ago a group of American poets signed a letter in solidarity with jailed Iranian poets. In the meantime, the Iranian Writers Action Committee, a new organization, has been set up by Iranians outside the country. They have compiled an extensive list of writers who are in danger. You will find Behnaz Amani on this list. Our initial letter was not designed to get media attention in the U.S.