Diverse Voices: Essays on Poets and PoetryStory Line Press, 1993 - Всего страниц: 281 |
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... imagine him writing as if fearful that someone is looking over his shoulder - much of his meaning is insinuated and much is left to innuendo . The result is a kind of code , as though someone had launched into a complicated and emphatic ...
... imagine him writing as if fearful that someone is looking over his shoulder - much of his meaning is insinuated and much is left to innuendo . The result is a kind of code , as though someone had launched into a complicated and emphatic ...
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... imagine a monument of granite or marble the symbolic function of which is not to represent a horse or a rider but to disclose the inner structure of the very marble or granite itself . In other words , imagine a monument of granite ...
... imagine a monument of granite or marble the symbolic function of which is not to represent a horse or a rider but to disclose the inner structure of the very marble or granite itself . In other words , imagine a monument of granite ...
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... imagine the boundaries . Playing Kadima ( " smash ball " ) on the dock while waiting for the ferry on Swan's Island , an island on the Maine coast , I thought , this is harder than tennis because there is no net . The free verse poem is ...
... imagine the boundaries . Playing Kadima ( " smash ball " ) on the dock while waiting for the ferry on Swan's Island , an island on the Maine coast , I thought , this is harder than tennis because there is no net . The free verse poem is ...
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