Walt Whitman, Emerson, and even Edgar Allan Poe.21 These terms would give pause to a European—Laforgue, ... saying that there was nothing timeless or abstract about them. Of course, the paragraph is unjust, but it ... is a good indication of where his reading eye was drawn after 19. Borges, Introduction.... pp. 13-14. ...

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reaction to journalism, not to poetry. Pound was also a damn fool when he wrote about the Jews; all right. ... bothers me a little, or considerably- when people say "It bothers me a little," they ... has been, can be, "stupid," right? That includes Whitman. So to call Whitman a son ...

issue ranged widely indeed-with the first general publication of Walt Whitman's "Notes ... experimental prose, which was close to poetry yet preserved the virtues of prose. In our double poetry issue, ... fact. In Enzensberger's words: After the entry of the Allies, Germany was mute... a speechless ...

die." So, Russell thought, another giant step down. Whitman was probably right-it was people like ... Page 84 from Issue 49 Whitman thought a moment and said, "You, too, huh? I've ... went on to explain that one of them, Dave Sargent, discovered one day that his ability to grow food was ...