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Mischa Willett

Mischa Willett is a poet and essayist whose work has recently appeared in Books and Culture, The Curator, Rio Grande Review, Basalt, and Grain Magazine. Currently, he is serving as Scholar-in-Residence at the University of Tuebingen in Baden-Wurttemberg, where he lives with his wife on a sleepy bend in the Neckar River. He is also host of the popular podcast “Poems for the People.”

The Quietest Painting in the Room

The way Christ's finger hangs there calling at Matthew, languorously, emphasizes the quietness in which the whole painting is framed.

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The Quietest Painting in the Room

The way Christ’s finger hangs there calling at Matthew, languorously, emphasizes the quietness in which the whole painting is framed.