The Million-Line Poem
Got the two most recent lines on Tupelo Press's ongoing Million-Line Poem.
Labels: publication notice
Those who enjoy learning are never idle. Although I have no important business to do, I am nonetheless continually occupied. I spend my life in inquiry. In the evening I write down what I have noticed, what I have seen or heard, during the day. Everything interests me, everything surprises me: I am like a child, whose organs are still delicate, so that even the most trivial things make an impression on them.
—Montesquieu
—Montesquieu
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
