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Saturday, December 13, 2008
Don’t Know Much About Poetry
These are merely some reflections on poetic form and accomplishment.
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 2: New Venues And Forms
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 3: The Saga
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 4: The Rape Of The Categories
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 5: Semi-Free Verse
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 6: Finding The Hidden Structure
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 7: The Versified Story
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry Part 8: For No Particular Reason
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: An Arrow Through The Heart
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: Passion And Simplicity
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: Apocalyptc Visions
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: Bad Times And Archetypes
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: An Indulgence
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: The Masters Of Rhythm
- Don’t Know Much About Poetry: Thematic and Imagistic Power
Comments
Oo! Good choice. I’ve often thought it was a crying shame that “Year of the Cat” was such an over-the-top hit, because it served to obscure Stewart’s excellent lyrical skills.
I particularly like “Flying Secrets” from the YotC album.
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Posted by Mark Alger on 01/17/2005 at 10:10 AMAl may be one of the greater poets of our time- I’m particularly fond of “on the border”
Posted by og on 01/17/2005 at 11:09 AMFrom Modern Times. I wore his Greatest Hits album out in college. Lord Grenville was my favorite. Excellent taste, Fran !
Posted by Joe on 01/17/2005 at 12:20 PMI love Al Stewart.
Something of a surprise for me was Ritchie Blackmore’s more recent efforts. Not half bad at all.
Posted by Deb S. on 01/17/2005 at 07:51 PMMy bad. That’s Flying Sorcery.
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Posted by Mark Alger on 01/18/2005 at 12:51 AMRoger Kimball has written two excellent books, “Art’s Prospect” and “The Rape of the Masters” which covers in detail the ludicrous nature of criticism in the art world which drives this garbage. He rightfully spanks them all. Entertaining and disgusting at the same time.
Posted by Mad Oilman on 01/20/2005 at 03:50 PM
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