Two years ago, I made my long overdue first acquaintance with W. H. Auden. I had long been a card-carrying T. S. Eliot fangirl and anticipated this would be a similar experience. I was not disappointed, though I never did find anything in Auden’s catalogue that touched and shaped me so profoundly as Eliot’s “Four Quartets.” For me, the piece that came t…
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