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Glenn Hughes (1951-2024) was Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at St. Mary’s University in Texas. He was author of numerous books, most recently From Dickinson to Dylan: Visions of Transcendence in Modernist Literature (Missouri, 2020). He was also co-editor, with Charles R. Embry, of The Eric Voegelin Reader: Politics, History, Consciousness (Missouri, 2017).

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I heard a cousin of mine had changed her name, moved to a house on the edge of a small town, left her TV and computer behind,…

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Gurus: A Poem

I set out on a day-hike, and somehow wound up in the Valley of Suffering. Guess who I met there? You. The Ganges and Amazon have nothing…

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The Wisteria Bush

Because of a welcoming new guest inside him whose loving he adopts as his own with gratitude, this year, after living with his wisteria bush and its…

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The Annunciation

1 The angel leans on one knee, right palm and two fingers raised in blessing, the skirts of his red robe flow behind him, his wings stand…

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Prayer: A Poem

Lord of anxiety and small troubles, Lord of desolate mornings, I have insulted the wind and sun; forgive me. Lord of defensive motionlessness, I have slighted the…

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Trust: A Poem

is a faith in the fact of the body, the fact to be entered and known until body and impulse are coherent for love, and steadfast breathing…

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A Visit to the Planetarium: A Poem

In the daft heaven of the planetarium,             stars and galaxies streaked away from us                         expanding in multiples of ten                                     ad infinitum,   while a…

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