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Stevens, who made what he could of a final statement in that strange poem with the tentative title. (How ... McMichael's "Pound and Others," Southern Review, III (Spring 1967), 425-34: "The ... That road is a dead end. (I mention here that McMichael's review is merely a fragment of ...
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and reminiscences by Jonathan Williams and Anthony Burgess, Kay Boyle, Guy Davenport, Cid Corman, and ...
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Davenport J osepbine Herbst John Wain Allen Tate Paul Metcalf Karl Shapiro Hugh Kenner IhabHassan Frank ...
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and reminiscences by Jonathan Williams and Anthony Burgess, Kay Boyle, Guy Davenport, Cid Corman, and ...
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and reminiscences by Jonathan Williams and Anthony Burgess, Kay Boyle, Guy Davenport, Cid Corman, and ...
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Edgar Lee Masters in El Hogar (December 11, 1936); the short review of Faulkner's The Wild ... the review of Absalom, Absalom! (El Hogar, 1937); the "synthetic biography" of T. S. ... Delmore Schwartz, Karl Shapiro, and Wallace Stevens (a complete "Sunday Morning"). ...
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smoothened, the overpass vibrates as a suspension bridge hung from the stars. Once over the bridge the ...
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At Montana City, the horse balked at the overpass above the interstate highway to Butte. I was afraid ...
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Poetry Review of Gray Matter, In the Permanent Collection, and Fat Jersey Blues

Christopher Kempf
Christopher Kempf Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Review Critics of American poetry tend to invoke ... about contemporary poetry writ large is that oft-cited odd couple, Wallace Stevens and William Carlos ... Williams. The poet of imagination, of interiority and abstraction, Stevens can be understood as a kind of ...
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Fall 1986
and forth. In short, Stevens's poem, like an ode by Keats, is still discursive; it moves from ... the flesh upon the skeleton, the clothes on top of that.... Stevens is a Romantic in the sense that ... would disagree with the negative tone of Davie's remarks. But in her review of Von ...

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