Lantana; or, the indissoluble exhalation Dancing in Odessa The text incorporates literary allusion

The text incorporates literary allusion

this chaos of signifiers sing-speaks its way through the undying days of a century beyond its “sell-by

and timely than ever

as Jäderlund says

over verliefdheid

Lantana; or, the indissoluble exhalation Dancing in Odessa The text incorporates literary allusionbruno daro (trans. Kit Schluter) By the time of his death at twenty nine, bruno daro had already left a surprising and indelible mark on Mexican poetry with Lantana; or, the indissoluble exhalation, a trilogy comprising the three full length books he published in his lifetime. By turns sardonic and lyrical, scathing and irreverent, the hallucinatory sequence centers on the relationship of a young man (the Inconsolable) and an older woman who