Riantly, or with Laughter
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XXXII by Hilda Hilst from Of Death, Minimal Odes. tr. Laura Cesarco Eglin
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XXXII by Hilda Hilst from Of Death, Minimal Odes. tr. Laura Cesarco Eglin

A poetry reading
Cody 🐻
Aug 02, 2024
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Unfortunately passing away in 2004, Hilst was a force of Brazilian literature.

This book is a masterpiece, and I think one that any person interested in life, living, death, and dying, should consider reading once or maybe five times.

If you are interested in the work, please know you can buy it from CO*IM*PRESS here.

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