The Holderliniae Pharmacy / dispensing But the Fates that once

But the Fates that once spoke to her have fallen silent

some feature quite insane theories of cosmology or evolution

with the chance to live the whole month again

and a job on the railway when there were no other options

and the best chicken-fried steak in the continental United States

The Holderliniae Pharmacy / dispensing But the Fates that onceThe thirty hymns of The Hlderliniae are inspired by the intricacies and transcendent humanity of Beethoven's last quartets. Nathaniel Tarn's new book opens with a biographical note on the "Poet of Poets," Friedrich Hlderlin, setting the scene and introducing the doomed love of the poet's life, Diotima; it ends in the Neckar River, the river of Hlderlin's birth and death. Through affairs of love and polity, Tarn speaks through Hlderlin, and Hlderlin