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To: Poet who wrote (2107)12/26/2000 5:42:51 PM
From: Tom ClarkeRespond to of 6089
 
I like Yeats, Pound, and Eliot. Poets relating to our day that I like are Octavio Paz, Gerald Stern, Kenneth Rexroth, and Delmore Schwartz.

Speaking of poets, were any of James Agee's poems included in the Walker Evans exhibit?



To: Poet who wrote (2107)12/26/2000 9:57:42 PM
From: Tom ClarkeRespond to of 6089
 
I forgot to mention Charles Bukowski.

OK, maybe he's not really a poet, but he's fun.



To: Poet who wrote (2107)12/26/2000 10:29:11 PM
From: Tom ClarkeRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 6089
 
Why are Latin poets and novelists so obtuse? I tried reading Mario Vargas Llosa a few years ago and I found him confounding. So many writers seem to take delight in being obscure and dense.

I love Latin music, though. Manuel Ponce and Joaquin Rodrigo are two of my favorite composers.


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