Topic: Poetry
Posted by damnintellectuals
at 10:42 AM PDT
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From Anne Carson's introduction to "it" by Inger Christensen:
From the New York School.
From City Poet: The Life and Times of Frank O'Hara by Brad Gooch. Description of a poetry reading where the New York School and The Beats were trying to build a comraderie. I love O'Hara's quip at Kerouac.
From Vladimir Mayakovsky's "An Extraordinary Adventure Which Happened to Me Vladimir Mayakovsky."
From An Anthology of Concrete Poetry, Emmett Williams, ed.
Sign your name across my heart I want you to be my baby = poet.
"Because both music and poetry are born of passion and strive to express the inexpressible, they unite quite naturally. Often it happens within the mind of a musician/poet who utilizes both art forms within a single expression. For me, one such artist is Terence Trent D’Arby...." More here...
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