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Quotation by Howard Nemerov
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"Bottom's Dream: The Likeness of Poems and Jokes" Reflexions on Poetry and Poetics, Rutgers University Press (1972)International Herald Tribune (Paris, October 14, 1988)"On Poetry and Painting, with a Thought of Music" Figures of Thought: Speculations on the Meaning of Poetry and Other Essays, Godine (1978)"On the Resemblances Between Science and Religion" Figures of Thought: Speculations on the Meaning of Poetry and Other Essays, Godine (1978)"Reflexions of the Novelist Felix Ledger" Journal of the Fictive Life (1965)
The only way out is the way through, just as you cannot escape from death except by dying. Being unable to write, you must examine in writing this being unable, which becomes for the present—henceforth?—the subject to which you are condemned.
Howard Nemerov (1920–1991), U.S. poet, novelist, critic. "Reflexions of the Novelist Felix Ledger," sct. B, Journal of the Fictive Life (1965).
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