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Tag: Elizabeth Bishop

207. (Amy Clampitt)

Amy Clampitt’s “Nothing Stays Put” opens with an allusion to Wordsworth’s “The World is Too Much With Us,” and the … More

American poetry, Amy Clampitt, Elizabeth Bishop, Hopkins, John Clare, Poetry, Romanticism, Self-Conscious, Wallace Stevens, Whitman, Wordsworth

138. (Elizabeth Bishop)

She is said to be reticent; it is the title and subject of a monograph on her work, and recently … More

American poetry, Elizabeth Bishop, Poetry, Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, Whitman

95. (Elizabeth Bishop)

The poems are about the failure to communicate or translate an esoteric, charged experience of the commonplace. Where poets who … More

American poetry, Elizabeth Bishop, Hart Crane, Montale, Poetry, Stevens, symbolism, Yeats

93. (Elizabeth Bishop)

She shares with Eugenio Montale a novel sense of what epiphany a poem can or should seek or record. She only … More

American poetry, Dickinson, Elizabeth Bishop, epiphany, Marianne Moore, Montale, Poetry, Robert Lowell, Shelley, Yeats
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