Mausoleum for a Scorpio
By Poetry Issue 107
‘Speak to us of poetry and politics,’ / he said to me from his seat in the audience / as I was on stage.
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By Essay Issue 106
In Ibn Arabi, a totality of faiths were convened. His heart contained within it pastures for deer, monasteries for monks, a temple for idols, a Kaaba around which to parade, tablets for a Torah, and a Quran, as he said in one of his famous verses: “I follow the religion of love wherever its caravans go.”
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