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“What’s Happening”: David Shapiro in memory of Kenneth Koch
What’s Happening (“Write 19 lines under that heading and I’ll post it” – DL to DS) Mostly decathected as they say in analysis: forget forget! I pause don’t dance don’t leap. "I rarely dance."…
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“What’s Happening”: David Shapiro in memory of Kenneth Koch
What’s Happening (“Write 19 lines under that heading and I’ll post it” – DL to DS) Mostly decathected as they say in analysis: forget forget! I pause don’t dance don’t leap. "I rarely dance."…
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“Elegy for Archie Ammons” [by Jim Cummins]
Last night I read “Part Ten”Of Archie Ammons’s GarbageOut loud, twice, in an empty room.Then stopped in embarrassmentTo hear if anyone was listening. I’d bought the book so many years agoAnd carried it with…
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“Elegy for Archie Ammons” [by Jim Cummins]
Last night I read “Part Ten”Of Archie Ammons’s GarbageOut loud, twice, in an empty room.Then stopped in embarrassmentTo hear if anyone was listening. I’d bought the book so many years agoAnd carried it with…
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Knott as a Stranger: “Why Can’t I Just Write My Crummy Poems?”
The late Bill Knott, born February 17, 1940, was a terrific poet who distinguished himself from nearly all other American poets by wanting to keep his poems from…
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Knott as a Stranger: “Why Can’t I Just Write My Crummy Poems?”
The late Bill Knott, born February 17, 1940, was a terrific poet who distinguished himself from nearly all other American poets by wanting to keep his poems from…
