We were vagabonds, thenroaming inside geographies ofpossibilities, delinquent wanderersof the night, drawing maps of future poetrieson newspapers already burningin glorious cathedrals of forgetfulness. Paris Review #165, Spring 2003. Quote from Patrick Leigh Fermor
Category Archives: Paris Review Poems
Paris Review Poem No. 4
“Who will believe in our innocence?” -Marcel Moussy This state of graceperpetuatesonly in circumstancesbeyond credulitysuch thingswe holdin spiteof history. For more Paris Review Poems, click here:https://postpoetical.com/paris-review-poems/
Paris Review No. 121
[ This silence. ]Envied in itsstillness,an inscrutable restraint:contains,withholdsitselfa conversation, waiting (a denial)
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