Alms for Oblivion
Alms for Oblivion is a 400-line quest poem, seeking the roots of inspiration, in which the protagonist is split in half—the "he" represents the rational, scientific mind; the "I" is a mystic romantic, deeply imbued with muse lore ranging from Fanny Brawne to Cerddwen to the Ur-poet Enheduanna's goddess Inanna. New World and Old World mythologies are intertwined. Eventually, the split protagonist reintegrates and finds that both sides are seeking the same thing.
48 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2010 by Independent Publishers Group (Chicago Review Press) · ISBN 9781609400965
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- Alms for Oblivion · Independent Publishers Group (Chicago Review Press) · 2010 · ISBN 9781609400989
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