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In a headlong rush

Exilée and Temps Morts are two related poem sequences that explore themes of language

Introduction and notes by Derek Gromadzki

The Poems from On the Consolation of Philosophy Natalie Diaz So To Speak is theBoethius Boethius' ancient Latin classic has been translated into every stage of the English language, from Old to Middle to Modern, and Peter Glassgold's collaged renderings of the poems reflect its history as much as they make it new. Since Boethius (480 524 C. E.) wrote his On the Consolation of Philosophy imprisoned and in chains, he has been regarded as a consummate martyr of conscience who, fallen from political grace, rose above his personal