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Tag Archives: psalmists
Revising Revision
A few years ago I wrote a long essay called “Why Poetry Doesn’t Matter.” I only remember now the gist of that argument. And the conclusion went something like this. When considering the uses of poetry, we ought not to … Continue reading
The Dead Don’t Sing
I was feeling pretty awful the other day. It was the 17th. I know that because I picked up my Book of Common Prayer, turned to the psalm reading in the psalter for the 17th day, and read psalm 88. … Continue reading
Posted in Starting from Poetry
Tagged Emerson, God, Harold Bloom, Poems, Poetry, psalmists, psalms, reading, Stevens, Thomas Merton, Uses of Poetry, Whitman
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