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Category Archives: Poetry
Dedicated to Piranesi (Посвящается Пиранези) by Joseph Brodsky
A while ago, my tweet about the Joseph Brodsky poem apparently recounting the conversation between the too tiny figures at the bottom of Piranesi’s famous etching provoked lively interest among my literary-minded followers. Apart from the highly original premise of … Continue reading
