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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry. -
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.Out of the cradle endlessly rocking, Lilacs elegy, As I ebbed with the ocean of life and Brooklyn ferry are all great too. But i know...
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I love whitman. Hes a hero of mine. Ive only read a bit of song of myself. Nothing else. Its totally superflpus for me to read more than...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.I'll post some things up for you in a bit, but really it's not the kind of thing where you can pick out standouts, theres 3 or 4000...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.I must admit, when I first read Whitman I found it a bit stupid and embarrassing, but going back to it sometime later in the right mood...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.the artlessness is spelled out right at the beginning of song of myself: Creeds and schools in abeyance, Retiring back a while sufficed...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.They both kind verge on the ridiculous at times, but get away with it. I suppose it mostly comes from the king james, really odd turns...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.Eigner is a great contrast to all that post-Whitman/Olson American excess. He's in that tradition, how could he not be?, but the...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.eigner's stuff is fascinating, my favourite poet to come out of that generation of americans. I think he took Olson's projective verse...
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.Just discovered Prynne and Eigner both get mentioned in this Olson poem from Maximus.
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Poetry.Whats saul r ort? And why laugh at the eigner clip? Are you making fun of disableds?
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Benny Bunter replied to the thread Herman Melville.What I Feel About Walt Whitman From this side of the Atlantic I am for the first time able to read Whitman, and from the vantage of my...
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A Pact Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Tumblr View print mode Copy embed code Add this poem to an anthology Ezra Pound 1885...
