Tag: Grouper

• After “Vor dem Gesetz,” At Home, Oct ’20

  He was sat in an obscure corner of the world, In Memphis (of late), and left alone to read Obscure histories, of the fishing of sea-bream, And grouper, of the proper ecological relations, Of sponge, tortoise, and the sunlight which scatters Thru the unlanc’d emeraldry of sea-skin, Their holy bilayer. This curriculum Like most, went…

  raanderson1995

  October 30, 2020

  Fiction, Poetry

  Grouper, Kafka, Poetry, Sea bream, The gulf