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Inti A. Yanes-Fernandez studied Art History at the University of Havana. He obtained a Ph.D. in Hispanic Studies from Texas A&M University. Th.M. from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He has taught Culture Theory, Philosophy, Literature, Asian Art, Aesthetics, and Greek. He has articles in academic journals such as Mediaevistik and Forum Philosophicum. His books include ‘Ante los crisantemos blancos’ (essay, 2021), ‘Alle Ontologie’ (poetry, 2023), ‘El Cid and King Arthur as Hegemonic Myths in the Christianization of the Iberian Peninsula and Britain’ (academic research, 2023), and ‘Fracta Hélade’ (poetry, 2024). He lives in the hills of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where deer and crows visit his backyard.

Canto XXVI-1

“You are the beacon and the rock,

The serpent and the Lord,

The jealousy of time,

And the crystallious heart of Persephone,

My dies irae, And my Circe d’or!

O stubborn eagle Catch my fever of old, Rub me with your saliva White and filthy,

And break of old my fever,

For I will play your vocal cords Like lustful fiddle.

Lo! Thou laugh and go,

And with a smile thou dry the water

From the well of Jacob.

And now that I’m drowned in thy river,

I pray thee, let me be thy Prometheus,

Thou— my merciless eagle,

And come and feed, Young…, unguilty,

On the bitter honey of my liver.” (excerpt)

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