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LOUISE The Queen of Carthage Brutal to love, more brutal to die. And brutal beyond the reaches of justice to die of love. In the end, Dido summoned her ladies in waiting that they might see the harsh destiny inscribed for her by the Fates. She said, "Aeneas came to me over the shimmering water; I asked the Fates to permit him to return my passion, even for a short time. What difference between that and a lifetime: in truth, in such moments, they are the same, they are both eternity. I was given a great agift which I attempted to increase, to prolong. Aeneas came to me over the water: the beginning blinded me. Now the Queen of Carthage will accept suffering as she accepted favor: to be noticed by the Fates is some distinction after all. Or should one say, to have honored hunger, since the Fates go by that name also." won the Pulitzer Prize for The Wild Iris in 1993. She is the author of eight books of poetry and one collection of essays, Proofs and Theories: Essays on Poetry and has received the National Book Critics Circle Award for Poetry, the William Carlos Williams Award, and the PEN/Martha Albrand Award for Nonfiction. BACK

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Louise GlückOnline Poems COTTONMOUTH COUNTRY Fish bones walked the waves off Hatteras. And there were other signs That Death wooed us, by water, wooed us By land: among the pines An uncurled cottonmouth that rolled on moss Reared in the polluted air. Birth, not death, is the hard loss. I know. I also left a skin there. Online Source MARATHON Part 9 from "Marathon" I was not meant to hear the two of them talking. But I could feel the light of the torch stop trembling, as though it had been set on a table. I was not to hear the one say to the other how best to arouse me, with what words, what gestures, nor to hear the description of my body, how it responded, what it would not do. My back was turned. I studied the voices, soon distinguishing the first, which was deeper, closer, from that of the replacement. For all I know, this happens every night: somebody waking me, then the first teaching the second. What happens afterward occurs far from the world, at a depth where only the dream matters and the bond with any one soul is meaningless; you throw it away.

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Williams College English Department Faculty Preston S. Parish `41 Third Century Lecturer in English (Fall Semester) OFFICE : d-11 HOURS: Tues., 10-12, 1-2 E-MAIL : does not receive e-mail. COURSES TAUGHT : The Writing of Poetry, Contemporary American Poetry. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS The Seven Ages, Vita Nova, Meadowlands, The First Four Books, Proofs and Theories, The Wild Iris, Ararat PRIMARY FIELDS OF INTEREST : Poetry, Belles Lettres. Return to: DEPARTMENT FACULTY PAGE DEPARTMENT HOME PAGE

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