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Tag Archives: Jesus
On Poetic Development*
Poets, perhaps unlike poems, are born not made, but they aren’t born in the womb so much as they are born in the world–maybe even as the result of the world. Â Stevens often referred to the world as the mother, … Continue reading
Posted in Starting from Poetry
Tagged animal fact, Christianity, D.H. Lawrence, flesh and blood, Jesus, pietas, Poetry, poets, Robinson Jeffers, The Lord's Prayer, Wallace Stevens, Walt Whitman
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Adam Penna 