black across the center, hued degrees of noise and burn and red—indeed, demotic speech can’t do it ... showed us what: You passed, and something stopped. IV. Deliver this to me when spring has waxed: ... flinched, demurred to nothing said. Wind eddied, died. Define what happened, happenstance? A shared detente? ...
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Actually, I think it's better to get it when you're old. Ah, I'm happy to win it ... "Poetry makes nothing happen," that poetry is irrelevant or elitist, and I'm wondering ... poetry?" And if the answer is fuzzy and hazy, do something else. The answer had better be very loud and ...
"Can I make it without poetry?" And if the answer is fuzzy and hazy, do something else. The ... coming. But, you see, patience does payoff. Actually, I think it's better to get it when ... a feeling that, as Auden says, "Poetry makes nothing happen," that poetry is irrelevant or ...
on your own. When the actor shows up, they know a role and they know it better than you do. They ... Like when I created the Rumpus, I said I didn’t know what it was. I didn’t know if I would make any ... money at it. I like to start things, see what happens, and let them become something else. Because it ...
Page 6 from Issue vol3-no1 Edith B. Farnsworth, M.D. When in its fall issue, 1959, THE ... called upon Dr. Farnsworth to ask her what might be said about poetry by a person who had recently ... least as intense now as it was in the past. In the long past poetry was written to celebrate victories ...
undergraduate editors, called upon Dr. Farnsworth to ask her what might be said about poetry by a person who had ... PASSION FOR ART is at least as intense now as it was in the past. In the long past poetry was written to ... we do not create art, or respond to it as created by others, we are as much as ever the targets of ...
honor from him, they readily agree. There's no doubt that they know what they're doing ... is injudicious, that they are meddling with things beyond them, but they do it anyway: they attack ... Page 255 from Issue 65 Of Poetry and Justice c. K. Williams In Euripides' tragedy, The ...
now,” Charlie said, “what I do know (when I look back on that moment at lunch) of what passed silently ... with honey or sugar, and I still didn’t care for it.” “What happened after lunch?” I asked. “She wanted ... as it happens, as it comes together. That always astonishing moment of doing something while having ...
you know that the rise was another's body? Do you care what is happening in my heart? ... the theme of all poetry since the beginning of history. There was a time when man was one with nature, ... a languid snake glide over one's naked chest, to be soaked in sweat in awed silence. o snake, do ...
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something I'm working on and we'll see what you think of it." I read ... it's not something she would do in her own poems, but I'm sure she knows it ... 's something I do all the time. To me it's always open house; if you want it and it doesn't ...
