threadsuns

“Threadsuns” is the title of a poem written by Paul Celan, published in the 1967 collection Breathturn. Pierre Joris's translation of that poem reads: Threadsunsabove the grayblack wastes.A tree-high thoughtgrasps the light-tone: there arestill songs to sing beyondmankind. The mission of Threadsuns is to act as an amplifier for such songs. Like Celan, the press…

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“Threadsuns” is the title of a poem written by Paul Celan, published in the 1967 collection Breathturn. Pierre Joris's translation of that poem reads: Threadsunsabove the grayblack wastes.A tree-high thoughtgrasps the light-tone: there arestill songs to sing beyondmankind. The mission of Threadsuns is to act as an amplifier for such songs. Like Celan, the press…

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