Wednesday, April 30, 2003Poetry Is DeadOr so says Newsweek, at least. To prove them wrong, read this. Or this. Or this.(Grossman tipped me off to the article.) UPDATE You know, when I googled for the above poem -- using the terms "Robert Frost" and "New Hampshire" -- one of the first links to appear was rfrost.com, which (get this) sells essays on Frost's poems, ostensibly to students who couldn't be bothered doing it themselves. I guess that really settles it, no? Also, I tried to find online Frost's longish poem, "New Hampshire," with no luck. It's the title poem from one of his books, yet I can't find it anywhere. Anyone know where it might be hiding? Posted by Emmett at 5:49 PM Comments Post a Comment (we enforce our comments policy) |
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