I have considered Eliot's poetry from two perspectives, two potentially contradictory perspectives. The first is Eliot's abiding sense that life is often a failure to live fully - to have a proper, vivid, satisfying emotional life. And I have explained that this yearning for fulfilment is almost a cliché of romanticism...The other counterperspective, the classicist, is sceptical of strong emotion as a virtue in itself; even as it extols intensity, insists on complexity.

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Texto: Craig Raine
desenhos de mulheres: Garv

But at my back from time to time I hear the sound of horns and motors, which shall bring...in the spring

When of the sudden, listening, you shall hear, a noise of horns and hunting, which shall bring Acteon and Diana...

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textos: The waste land (TS Eliot); The parliement of Bees (John Day)
imagens: Garv, Pierre Klossowski