Confessions of a Modernist
“About suffering they were never wrong,” Auden wrote of the Old Masters, seeming righter than they were, more classical than the classics.
Read More“About suffering they were never wrong,” Auden wrote of the Old Masters, seeming righter than they were, more classical than the classics.
Read More“While Bishop's poetry displays a superb and unique ear for meter and rhyme and a clarity of syntax reminiscent of Hemingway’s, those faculties tend to be in support of as great a visual gift as exists in our poetry.”
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