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From them he moves into a complete consideration of the twentieth century poetic "renaissance," through Amy Lowell and the Imagists, the free-moving Chicago group, the isolated and tragic figures of Hart Crane and Robinson Jeffers, to the culmination of our modern verse in the opposed figures of Robert Frost and T. S. Eliot. In the contradictory excellencies both in form and content of these two poets, Matthiessen characteristically finds an analogy to the confused age in which they write...
...cover story on Poet Robert Frost moved many of you to write to us, and some of your letters appeared in last week's Letters department. Here is another, expressing the viewpoint of a French reader...
...Robert Frost story makes us remember-if we had forgotten it-that there live in the United States, close beside famed businessmen, generals and cinema actors, men who are still able to enjoy woods and grey, snowy skies...
However, as one who has published a book on Frost [Intervals of Robert Frost], and for 20 years has been working almost every day on a life of the poet, such fine articles have great disadvantages . . . They give away too many excellent facets and incidents of one's subject. But there's no copyright on truth...
Your cover story on Robert Frost recalled for me a spring day in 1935 when Mr. Frost visited the small State Teachers' College at Glassboro...