Tuesday, April 01, 2008

News at Eleven: If you write ninety poems

in the course of a few months, you probably mean something different by the word "poem" from what most people mean. O'Hara didn't introspect or recollect much. His poems lacked the formal appliqué of rhyme and meter, and, where most poets deposited words with an eyedropper, O'Hara sprayed them through a fire hose.

from The New Yorker: Fast Company

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