An eagle, a fox and my cat all getting along fine on my porch (via VHX)
An eagle, a fox and my cat all getting along fine on my porch (via VHX)
WAYNE KOESTENBAUM: Adrienne Rich—she was incredibly important to me when I was younger. She and Frank O’Hara were my twinned, queer gods. Her political quest was to bring together the severed halves of consciousness. For her, the nocturnal or shadow side of being a drudge-mother—the drudgery and serfdom of domestic doings—was opposed to the realm of the planetarium, the questing heroic intelligence…
[From our June issue, currently in the works, in which Wayne Koestenbaum, Rachel Zucker and Matt Rohrer discuss “the domestic” in poetry.]
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