rampart" are from Milosz's The Witness of Poetry. It is something, this discovery of poetry as ...
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I might perhaps be leaving poetry forever, but I would take the opportunity of a Guggenheim grant to spend ... decade-long interest in the Vietnam War, which I have explained to you. The poetry which came of my time there ...
reaction on that. DES PRES: How much poetry in the United States addresses the prob lems that Carolyn ... say-is this thing called the poetry workshop that's all over the place just 50 Issue 65 page ...
poetry or Sterling Brown's poetry. I feel I want again to use the word ...
America is pretty boring if the process is taken for poetry. One's responsibilities to ... Century South American poetry that has stayed home & not gone to Europe, the deadly underlying ...
she was one of the founders of the N.U. Poetry Society (stiU affectionately remembered by its members) ... thirties. She was graduated in 1922, is married, and now teaches in Kansas City, Missouri. Her poetry has ...
poetry fall back out of the sky and down to earth in his admirable incapacity to forget that words are ... the streets, in the inns, in the fields and woods, closely links two regions of his poetry, which for ...
a ruthless efficiency in all she did which left no room for mis takes or uncertainties. Poetry, however, is ... not made by efficiency-least of all Sylvia Plath's poetry. Instead, her extraordinary general ...
he was a wanderer. His poetry is the record of a pilgrimage: the titles of his first two books, ... entered without family or name into the world of poetry. Volume I of the Oraciones was published in Madrid ...
Dakota, and Oneonta, New York, and because of it his poetry is much too little noticed. He has a number of ... quiet, and meditation, and poetry. But mean time, I have been held up in writing the current curriculum. ...
