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1. Reinventing Invention.

Author

Daley, Linda

Subjects
DERRIDA, Jacques, 1930-2004, FABLE (Poem), PONGE, Francis, 1899-1988
Abstract

In this paper I undertake a reading of Jacques Derrida’s concept of invention in his essay ‘Psyche: Invention of the Other’, and its focus on Francis Ponge’s poem ‘Fable’ as an exemplar of deconstruction’s inventiveness. I make an argument for time as a force that, in opening to difference, displaces truth, the subject, and narration, inventing a moment of the potential transformation of these conventional priorities. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2017
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2. Fable.

Author

Wilkins, Joe

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), WILKINS, Joe
Published
2023

3. Fable.

Author

Birdsong, Destiny O.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), BIRDSONG, Destiny O.
Published
2019

4. Fable.

Author

Merwin, W. S.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), MERWIN, W. S. (William Stanley), 1927-2019
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by W.S. Merwin is presented. First Line: I am a mad precarious man; Last Line: Heartless and foolishly.

Published
2000

5. Translation Refractions, Versions.

Author

Jagger, Nicholas

Subjects
JAGGER, Nicholas, FURTHER Than That Place of Love (Poem), FABLE (Poem), NEITHER Heaven nor Earth (Poem)
Abstract

The article presents several poems in various languages and their translations and creative reinterpretations by Nicholas Jagger. "Further Than That Place of Love." First Line: Everything menaces; Last Line: pause of blood between this instant and the measureless other. "Fable." First Line: Age of fire and of air; Last Line: but piecemeal. "Neither Heaven Nor Earth." First Line: Unspeak the heavens; Last Line: at the shore of tears, a pillow of tears sufficing.

Published
2008
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6. FABLE.

Author

THREADGILL, ELIZEBETH

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), THREADGILL, Elizabeth
Published
2022

7. Fable.

Author

Pozzi, Antonia

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), POZZI, Antonia, 1912-1938, NEWMAN, Amy
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by Antonia Pozzi and translated by Amy Newman is presented. First Line: You go to a windy realm, Last Line: a sleeping child.

Published
2022

8. Fable.

Author

AE HEE LEE

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), AE Hee Lee
Published
2019

9. 3 Poems (Poems).

Author

Mehrotra, Arvind Krishna

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), FANTOMAS (Poem), EXQUISITE Corpse, The (Poem), MEHROTRA, Arvind Krishna
Abstract

Presents three poems by Arvind Krishna Mehrotra. "Fable"; "Fantomas"; "The Exquisite Corpse."

Published
1972

10. Fable (Poem).

Author

Rukeyser, Muriel

Subjects
FABLES
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Octavio Paz.

Published
1957

11. Fable (Poem).

Author

Jennings, Leslie Nelson

Subjects
FABLES
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Leslie Nelson Jennings.

Published
1932

12. Fable (Poem).

Author

Stephanchev, Stephen

Subjects
LITERATURE
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Stephen Stephanchev.

Published
1952

13. Fable.

Author

O'Neil, George

Subjects
UNICORNS
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by George O'Neil.

Published
1926

14. Fable.

Author

BLAUSTEIN, NOAH

Subjects
BLAUSTEIN, Noah, FABLE (Poem)
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Noah Blaustein is presented. First Line: On this day the Elder Fish told the bear & the girl about the boy who'd gone missing. Last Line: Falling aster.

Published
2014
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15. FABLE.

Author

Chan Brown, Michelle

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), BROWN, Michelle Chan
Abstract

The poem "FABLE" by Michelle Chan Brown is presented. First Line: In every woman's private film, a Mata Hari dances; Last Line: surely someone will pay.

Published
2013

16. FABLE.

Author

Perelman, Bob

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), PERELMAN, Bob, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Bob Perelman is presented. First Line: A story without an end is like a person; Last Line: to force a conclusion.

Published
1999

17. FABLE.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by Ralph Waldo Emerson is presented. First Line: THE mountain and the squirrel; Last Line: Neither can you crack a nut."

Published
1921

18. FABLE.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), ALDRICH, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Thomas Bailey Aldrich is presented. First Line: A CERTAIN bird in a certain wood, Last Line: I brought this English daisy away.

Published
1885

19. Fable.

Author

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Ralph Waldo Emerson. First Line: The mountain and the squirrel; Last Line: Neither can you crack a nut."

Published
1917

20. Fable.

Author

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Ralph Waldo Emerson. First Line: The mountain and the squirrel; Last Line: Neither can you crack a nut."

Published
1921

21. FABLE.

Author

Mullen, Harryette

Subjects
FABLE (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem 'Fable.'

Published
2001
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22. Fable.

Author

MCCLINTOCK, AUTUMN

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), MCCLINTOCK, Autumn
Published
2017

23. FABLE.

Author

NEWHOUSE, JENNIFER

Subjects
RAVINES
Abstract

The poem "Fable" is presented. First Line: In the beginning there was chaos; Last Line: the wine. No golden egg. No fox.

Published
2017

24. Fable.

Author

Bliumis-Dunn, Sally

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), BLIUMIS-Dunn, Sally
Published
2017

25. FABLE.

Author

Shin Dewi

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), SHIN Dewi
Published
2017

26. FABLE.

Author

Pafunda, Danielle

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), PAFUNDA, Danielle
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by Danielle Pafunda is presented. First Line: When he was, mine, I'd milk him. Make his hair; Last Line: My lithesome peacock, fanned tail feathers. The cinder.

Published
2010

27. FABLE.

Author

Merwin, W. S.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), MERWIN, W. S. (William Stanley), 1927-2019
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by W.S. Merwin is presented. First Line: However the man had got himself there, Last Line: "Besides, you'd have fallen anyway."

Published
2005

28. Fable.

Author

Asekoff, L. S.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), ASEKOFF, L. S.
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by L. S. Asekoff is presented. First Line: Navigating from an unknown center; Last Line: and smaller.

Published
2010

29. FABLE.

Author

ADAIR, ALLISON

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), ADAIR, Allison
Abstract

The poem "FABLE" by Allison Adair is presented. First Line: What if this year the scrawny splinters of winter refuse; Last Line: my hands, how to look away as longing, as lure?

Published
2016

30. FABLE.

Author

Tobin, Daniel

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), TOBIN, Daniel
Abstract

The poem "FABLE," by Daniel Tobin is presented. First Line: It happens after a great feast, the Body; Last Line: Look at all the buzzing angels descending.

Published
2007

31. Fable.

Author

Glück, Louise

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), GLUCK, Louise, 1943-
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Louise Glück.

Published
2000

32. Fable.

Author

HALL, CERIDWEN

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), HALL, Ceridwen
Abstract

The poem “Fable" by Ceridwen Hall is presented. First Line: We never know what stories to tell one another, Last Line: reminds me of veins mapping a hand.

Published
2015

33. Fable.

Author

MCCALLUM, SHARA

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), MCCALLUM, Shara
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Shara McCallum is presented. First Line: You shrugged off the raiment of the living; Last Line: by a ship without port.

Published
2015

34. Fable.

Author

McHugh, Heather

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), MCHUGH, Heather, 1948-
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Heather McHugh is presented. First Line: The women are the makers of the men, Last Line: may women lay their looming bodies down.

Published
1994

35. FABLE.

Author

Hennesey, Eileen

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), HENNESEY, Eileen
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Fable," by Eileen Hennesey. First Line: Lost things; Last Line: faded into the air.

Published
2009

36. Fable.

Author

Ahmed, Dilruba

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), AHMED, Dilruba (Writer)
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Dilruba Ahmed. First Line: Soon, I will arrive at a house aglow; Last Line: to knead with my hands.

Published
2009

37. Fable.

Author

Lambert, Vincent Charles

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), LAMBERT, Vincent Charles
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Vincent Charles Lambert. First Line: On dit aussi qu'en ces bois; Last Line: Trouva mon visage.

Published
2005

38. FABLE.

Author

Ticknor, Frank O.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), TICKNOR, Francis Orray, 1822-1874
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Frank O. Ticknor is presented. First Line: TWIN Buckets there lived in a well. Last Line: Like a full or an empty bucket!

Published
1879

39. FABLE.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by Ralph Waldo Emerson is presented. First Line: The mountain and the squirrel; Last Line: Neither can you crack a nut.'

Published
1905

40. Fable.

Author

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Ralph Waldo Emerson is presented. First Line: The mountain and the squirrel; Last Line: Neither can you crack a nut!"

Published
1903

41. FABLE.

Author

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Ralph Waldo Emerson is presented. First Line: The mountain and the squirrel; Last Line: Neither can you crack a nut."

Published
1936

42. POEMS.

Author

MARSH, GEORGE P.

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), EXCELSIOR (Poem), MARSH, George Perkins, 1801-1882
Abstract

Two poems by George P. Marsh are presented. "Excelsior." First Line: The earnest traveller, who would feed his eye; Last Line: Lighted forever by the throne of God." "Fable," "First Line: A widow, feeble, old and lonely, Last Line: That day the wolf devoured the lamb!

Published
1859

43. Fable.

Author

Blake, Lorna Knowles

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), BLAKE, Lorna Knowles
Published
2014

44. Fable.

Author

Glenday, John

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), GLENDAY, John
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by John Glenday is presented. First Line: Remember that old tale; Last Line: and you'll see nothing.'

Published
2014

45. Fable.

Author

WHITE, MIKE

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), WHITE, Mike
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by Mike White is presented. First Line: A whale's heart; Last Line: not to enter.

Published
2013

46. Fable.

Author

Taylor, Maria

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), TAYLOR, Maria
Abstract

The poem "Fable" by Maria Taylor is presented. First Line: The girls pass us by, all volume and lilt; Last Line: and bury yourself under clocks.

Published
2011

47. FABLE.

Author

Scanlan, Mae

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), SCANLAN, Mae
Abstract

The poem "Fable," by Mae Scanlan is presented. First Line: A capybara stood on the range, Last Line: Or worse, as someone's lunch.

Published
2011

48. Fable.

Author

Windholz, Jordan

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), WINDHOLZ, Jordan
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Jordan Windholz. First Line: we had to pull the bones from the birds to build their songs; Last Line: how our cavities tumified with terrible strains.

Published
2008

49. Fable.

Author

Nurmi, Tom

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), NURMI, Tom
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Fable," by Tom Nurmi. First Line: i take off my fingers and put them on your bed, i take; Last Line: the swollen floor, the arrangement of fingers on a dead wife's bed.

Published
2007

50. Fable.

Author

White, Jackie

Subjects
FABLE (Poem), WHITE, Jackie
Abstract

Presents the poem "Fable," by Jackie White. First Line: Somewhere a bird is singing in a tree: Last Line: no longer hungry.

Published
2005

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