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Pitt Poetry Series
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In poems initially inspired by Aeschylus' fifth-century B.C. trilogy "The Oresteia, " which chronicles the fall of the House of Atreides, Loose Strife investigates the classical sense of loose strife, namely "to loose battle" or "sow chaos, " a concept which is still very much with us more than twenty-five hundred years later.
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- loose strife (âSomebody says draw a mapâ)
- loose strife (âListen closely as I sing thisâ)
- loose strife (âAfterward one woman saysâ)
- loose strife (âAs in loosely inspired by Aeschylusâsâ)
- loose strife (âIt seemed to come out rear firstâ)
- loose strife (âWhen he comes to the gateâ)
- loose strife (âEven Homer recognizes the barbarism of the actâ)
- loose strife (âLeonineâ)
- loose strife (âI will not say its nameâ)
- ars
- loose strife (âWhen I first learnedâ)
- IV
- loose strife (âSay, when we wokeâ)
- loose strife (âNights in the loftâ)
- loose strife (âAt dinner the following nightâ)
- loose strife (âThere in the cloudsâ)
- Forward!
- loose strife (âAt ninety-seven Mimi saysâ)
- variation (âAnother example of this inabilityâ)
- variation (âConversely the conclusion of Stanislaw Lemâs 1961 novelâ)
- craft (âThe first great poetâ)
- The Lord be with you but not also with you
- Noli Me Tangere
- craft (âThe man in the Hawaiian shirtâ)
- loose strife (âEmbarrassingly it was just outside the tunnelsâ)
- Someone once said we were put on this earth to witness and testify
- Abortion on demand and without apology
- loose strife (âEveryone dreams of being harmedâ)
- They say she went out through the living room window
- loose strife (âSome critics sayâ)
- loose strife (âEverywhere in the seven seasâ)
- loose strife (âWe are not allowed thatâ)
- Notes
- Acknowledgments