Auden
Continuing from last week’s first part. Kierkegaard once (indirectly) wrote that it is an edifying […]
Christmas is ridiculous. That’s probably one reason it took the spot of ancient midwinter festivals […]
A passage from W.H. Auden’s posthumously published The Prolific and the Devourer, which comes to […]
If we were never alone or always too busy, Perhaps we might even believe what […]
From the “Chorale” section, which is part of “The Summons”: Our Father, whose creative Will […]
A couple more memorable observations from The Dyer’s Hand: A sense of humor develops in […]
A trio of gems from W.H. Auden’s essay on “Christianity and Art”, which can be […]
Another batch of deep wisdom from poet Wystan, this time from his essay “Writing” which […]
From the great poet’s essay “The Prince’s Dog,” which can be found his invaluable collection, […]
Law, say the gardeners, is the sun, Law is the one All gardeners obey To-morrow, […]
From the great English poet’s essay ‘The Globe’: “[Comedy] is not only possible within a […]
The great poet getting all Anglican in his booklet, The Prolific And The Devourer: “As […]