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to Do When It Happens Erick Piller Share Tweet ... Photo by Mariano Ávila Contributions Issue 143 Winter/Spring 2013 Tuesday, January 1, 2013 Poetry What ... Contributor Erick Piller recently received an MFA in poetry from Warren Wilson College. His poems ...
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Engels, "What happened to the poetry of 1848?" And he said, "Most of it is dead ... is what is assumed to be poetry and the other is assumed to be propaganda-I'm putting it in ... is the poetry which-well, you can't say it in a single word, I suppose. "What oft ...
in their own minds. Poetry, to a greater degree than prose, depends on what happens between the ... a visual person, a painter, and he finds it much more engaging than I do. I tend to disagree with many of ... sequiturs that the reader can reconstruct into meaning. To me this is a component of poetry. It has nothing ...
deeply, the poem's concerns had nothing to do with character. It thinks about the connection ... you? How does medita­ tion happen? FULTON: It depends on whether it's a commission or whether ... it's something I choose to do on my own. Writing without an assignment is in some ways ideal because ...
Winter 1995/96
what it wanted to do, but she felt that my generation had to assert itself early because we were under ... early in this century. What happened in American poetry was extraordinary: Frost, Stevens, Williams, ... asked about the audience for poetry in our country. I think it's the largest it's ever ...
I think it happens when women become more culturally dominant. It occurs when women are empowered (if it ... ever happens; I don't know that it ever will). If women came to the fore of culture and were ... more visible, everyone would start to see what women can do. Women's image might not be ...
Winter 1995/96
Page 78 from Issue 95 TRIQUARTERLY miracle of poetry is that it can cross so many of these ... Harold, let me tell you what it was like to be six and a solitary girl," and he goes smack, ... smack, as if to say, "Let me show you what it's like to be twenty-seven and a man in ...
Fall 2003
Page 75 from Issue 117 os: Writing poetry is an act of faith. EH: Yes, it's a real act of ... poem, and, sim­ ilarly, when you find such a message yourself, you feel deeply grateful for it, you feel ... I've had where you read a poem so deeply that you feel almost as if you've written it, when ...
ahead in my own work. It wasn’t that the book ‘influenced’ me; what happened was much fiercer than ... book, I’d find myself rapt in it completely again. “But in those early days, when I saw what Lowell had ... you’re saying is, we do and we don’t know what we’re doing when we write.” “Seems absurd,” he said, “on ...
one I thought was the easiest at the time—Weebly, which is what we still use. If I had to do it again, ... more money, and I think that it will happen, but you don’t get into poetry because you want to be rich. ... the house you had to do a community project. Everyone else was doing shows. We had this one show—it ...

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