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...feel that the world of poetry has been shaken by his death,” Solano said. “The pantheon of modern poetry??[Allen] Ginsberg, Creeley, and [Phillip] Levine—is slowly passing away...
...feel that the world of poetry has been shaken by his death,” Solano said. “The pantheon of modern poetry??[Allen] Ginsberg, Creeley, and [Phillip] Levine—is slowly passing away. I don’t think there is anyone to replace them and the energy and passion they had for life and articulation...
...both slick and insubstantial. I freely admit to my own shortcomings, but I also assure you that most other writing about this art is as bad or worse. I found the small catalog booklet published to accompany the exhibition almost unreadable; the talk of the “sad poetry?? and “certain poignancy” which Evans is able to cull from “atavistic technology” and the identification of the broad themes in his work as “information, poetry, art, science, and communication,” would have been...
...last week’s, “The Rite Words in the Rote Order: Poetry in a Life,” breathless first-years and English-department luminaries alike were captivated by Heaney’s deft weaving of lighthearted anecdotes with serious exploration of poetry??s role in the everyday...
...closes, it is heart wrenching but divorced from the University’s core mission. Poems, far more than pubs, are central to Harvard’s hopes for the promotion of education and culture. The value of a poem cannot be measured in dollars and cents. Harvard needs poetry??the Square needs poetry??and in this particular case poetry needs Harvard. We strongly encourage Harvard to investigate how to guarantee that Grolier stay afloat. If Harvard put in a bid to buy the store, it could continue to operate at a loss, guaranteeing its existence...