Parkland Hilda Hilst

Parkland Hilda HilstJ. H. Prynne 'How could they know her realm for real is in shattered ruins, the pain of destruction and misery enslaved, and yet the bird messengers avouch disaster, the open gate like the mouth of terror, must it be as broken in hunger, her city in hold of rebels, populace at verge of frank starvation.'

en van buitenlyriese hoge-borst-zetterij

As Tardi writes in the Introduction

from early prose poems

and formal experiments disclose new possibilities of thought and feeling

intimately chronicles the effects of love

but also with the mouth

Khajavi irreverently ruffles the “classical grandeur & quiet dignity” of inherited forms in order to consider the poet’s relationship to death

he would generate permutation poems with the help of a computer

ecological and occult

It also touches on: body horror

how we are influenced and authored by other writers

in which a devotional approach to music and desire reestablishes communication between the poet's body and the world