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American poetry broke free from constraints such as rhyme and meter and flung itself heart-fist
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It has been in the midst of a kaleidoscopic renaissance in the half of 20th century
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Toward direct address or monologue, however undercut spiritual certainty by referring all meaning back to language.
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At its furthest extreme, poetry of self obliterates the self if it lacks a counterbalancing sensibility
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Memories of surfing
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Matrix of belonging to environment
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Modern life in all its suffering and confusion
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The deepest relationship is that between the individual and the timeless essence beyond thought linked with
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Philip Freneau made a point of celebrating flora and fauna native to the focused on America’s relation to nature in the 19th and 20th centuries
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Including humor, a sense of the incongruous, and flight of fancy, lies close to world. It located in everyday life raised to a humorous, surrealistic or allegorical pitch; use colloquial language
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It is inspired by history, is in some way the most difficult and ambitious of all
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The poetic spectrum lies poetry of the world, presided over by the spirit of Elizabeth Bishop, seems anti poetical.
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Is a new poetry, begin in early 1900n include self-reflexive critiques of technologically driven work; computer icons, graphics, and hypertext links festoon vast webs of relationships.
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Raised in Tennessee, moments of spiritual insight rescue
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Accessible poet, he evokes plants and animals with visionary intensity; was born in Ohio but has lived in New England for years
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Poet laureate from 1997-2000, links colloquial speech to technical virtuosity; his poems extend into historical and national contexts.
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He uses everyday language to record the myriad details of everyday life, freely mixing quotidian events, he like a final modulation in music.
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One of the most impressive poets; born in New York City, she studied with the poets Leonie Adams and Stanley Kunitz
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He was a reporter got the military newspaper Southern Cross, and wrote poems during the war; he has spoken of the need for poetry to afford a series of surprises
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Born in New York, she grew up in Italy and studied at the Sorbonne in France; and at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, where she later taught.
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Has been publishing supple, beautiful poetic meditations on art and relationships
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Makes almost no explicit reference to Buddhism in her poems, yet they breathe the spirit of her many years of Zen meditation and her translations from the ancient court poetry
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Born in Jakarta, Indonesia; lived in a refugee and later found a refugee in USA