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Monthly Archives: February 2012
The Care & Feeding of Long Poems (AWP 2012)
The AWP conference is coming, and I’m moderating a panel on the long poem and sequence. Here’s the info on the event and a description. If you happen to be in Chicago… The Care & Feeding of Long Poems (Adam Penna, … Continue reading
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Tagged awp conference, empire ballroom, julie sheehan, matthew zapruder, palmer house hilton, poetic works
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On Poetry and Childlessness
Rilke speaks in his letters about the loneliness of childhood, and I think this Romantic notion of that state is generally accepted by most artists. And there is something to be said about the long stretches of boredom–at least, it … Continue reading
Posted in Starting from Poetry
Tagged childhood, childlessness, imaginative literature, Poetry, Rilke, romantic notion, Wordsworth
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Adam Penna 