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Tag Archives: T. S. Eliot
Dear sensible reader,
have you come across poetry that is gratuitous and show-offy? That is camouflaging, experimental to a kind of insane degree? The difficulty of which really ignores the possibility of having a sensible reader? I have. Or have I? I’ve quite … Continue reading
Posted in Bland observations, Creative writing, Enigma, Fun, Literature, Nonsense, Poetry, Rant, Writing
Tagged Billy Collins, difficult, difficulty, Literature, Poetry, Poets, reader, sensible, sensible reader, T. S. Eliot, Waste Land, Writing
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Burnt Norton
One of those old British mobikes found by the cops in a ditch in Talloula County, 12 miles from Eliot Burnt beyond recognition, license plate removed, ID filed off Shall probably remain a mystery forever – James Steerforth (© 2012) … Continue reading
Posted in Creative writing, Enigma, Literature, Poetry, Writing
Tagged Burnt Norton, Levertov, Rilke, T. S. Eliot, Talloula
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