One character in this story calls Paul Fort "the prince of poets," and notes that the 20th century has inverted the story of Mohammed and the mountain. That character is in the midst of writing a long poem called The Earth, and sorrowfully tells the narrator that Zunino and Zungri are about to tear down his house. In its postscript, the narrator believes that the title object destroyed in the demolition of Calle Garay was false, though it enabled him to see obscene letters sent to Carlos Argentino Daneri by his dead lover Beatriz, as well as th
One character in this story calls Paul Fort "the prince of poets," and notes that the 20th century has inverted the story of Mohammed and the mountain. That character is in the midst of writing a long poem called The Earth, and sorrowfully tells the narrator that Zunino and Zungri are about to tear down his house. In its postscript, the narrator believes that the title object destroyed in the demolition of Calle Garay was false, though it enabled him to see obscene letters sent to Carlos Argentino Daneri by his dead lover Beatriz, as well as the rest of the universe. FTP, name this short story by Jorge Luis Borges about a point in space containing all other points, named for a letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
One character in this story calls Paul Fort "the prince of poets," and notes that the 20th century has inverted the story of Mohammed and the mountain.
“The {Aleph}” [or “El {Aleph}”]