Tag: The Red Wheelbarrow
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* dedicated with william carlos williams
While “The Red Wheelbarrow” remains one of his more popular poems – and one that confounds students to this day, usually leading to the question Why is that a poem? (to which I usually respond with Why not?) – read enough William Carlos Williams and you’ll see how multifaceted his body of work is. In this week’s poem, […]
José Angel Araguz
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* Charles Wright & the friday influence
The Last Word – Charles Wright I love to watch the swallows at sundown, swarming after invisible things to eat. Were we so lucky, A full gullet, and never having to look at what it is, Sunshine all over our backs. There are no words between my fingers Populating the lost world. Something, it now […]
José Angel Araguz
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