The Lives of the Poets Poets were kids once, too.
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Editorial Observer "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal," T. S. Eliot said, meaning that the best poets seek to improve on lasting ideas.
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DO GREAT poets much enjoy translating the work of other poets?
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It's worth remembering that the first poets were lyric poets, such as Sappho.
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Both are poets of the New York night; both are name-droppers and coterie poets.
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The Academy of American Poets fellowship will help fund creative programs during the poets' terms.
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Brooklyn Poets Anthology, by Jason Koo and Joe Pan, editors (Brooklyn Arts Press/Brooklyn Poets) 5.
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Often, it is poets who save other poets' works, at least until the writings are published.
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Hicok's main thesis—that white male poets have been eclipsed by women and poets of color on the
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Unfortunately, young readers, and young poets too, are taught to think that this is exactly what poets do.
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It aims to amplify poets and poetry through a number of programs and publications, such as the website Poets.
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And people are interested in what poets have to say about artists, and what artists have to say about poets.
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The poets and photographers were not in touch during this process, though the poets did record themselves reading their works.
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It's remarkable how many dictators are poets—could you turn it around and say that many poets could have been dictators?
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I primarily go to YCA—I just look at these young poets, because a lot of the young poets have bars.
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Ms. Roberts was one of several poets from Washington volunteering that day, and her lesson had drawn amateur poets of all ages.
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" Soon after, he adds: "Poets cannot, as aspiring poets, depend, it seems to me, ever upon the natural 'flow' that exists in themselves.
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But countless poets (and non-poets) compose using methods found under the big tent of proceduralism without becoming primarily known as procedural writers.
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Among my favorite poets is Robert Frost, one of the great poets of the 20th century and, in many ways, our perpetual poet laureate.
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M. loved poets, wrote poetry, sometimes wrote me poems, and his favorite poets all seemed to have met violent or tragic deaths, including Lorca.
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Poets and non-poets alike hate poetry, he argues, because poetry will always fail to deliver on the transcendental demands people have invested in it.
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Mr. Hall's anthology, "The New Poets of England and America" (1957), edited with the poets Robert Pack and Louis Simpson, solidified and furthered the Audenesque mode.
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Attending Cave Canem, a writing workshop for black poets started by Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady, I listened to Clifton speak with 54 other black poets.
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The Academy of American Poets on Wednesday announced the 13 recipients of its inaugural Poets Laureate Fellowships, a program to promote creative projects around the country.
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This is the first year Poets&Quants has asked this question on its survey, according to John Byrne, the CEO of the company that owns Poets&Quants.
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So, the artists hang out with the artists, the poets hang out with the poets, and the people into DJing hang out with the people into DJing.
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This was not a surprise to me — I am one of those poets, and a big part of my life involves work with other poets with disabilities.
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The funds will enable the work of several poets serving in civic Poets Laureate positions, and of more than 20 poetry organizations who comprise a national Poetry Coalition.
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It's not just that his work occasionally alludes to poets such as Joe Brainard and Bill Berkson, or that he's an avid reader of poetry and friendly with Bay Area poets, but that his artistic methods, thought processes, aesthetic, and values accord with those of many poets and their work.
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Despite tensions with Abiodun Oyewole, an original member of the Last Poets, Mr. Nuriddin continued performing under the Last Poets name for many years, typically alongside Suliaman El-Hadi.
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The Academy of American Poets was founded in 1934 and aims to bolster poetry through outlets like American Poets magazine, National Poetry Month and the Poem-a-Day program.
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In 351, I reviewed the retrospective exhibition A Painter and His Poets: The Art of George Schneeman, which was thoughtfully curated by Bill Berkson and Ron Padgett at Poets House.
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In his Poets Society of America bio, it lists his biggest influence as "the guy who slid Dudley Randall's 'The Black Poets' under my cell door in solitary," among others.
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The Academy of American Poets plans to use the money to fuel its growth efforts, advertising the program in an effort to reach more teachers and adding more poems to poets.
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He joined the New York poetry scene in the 1960's, and came to be seen in the context of the New York school of poets as well as Language poets.
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And the Nobel Prize has only been awarded to poets three times since 1995—Seamus Heaney (1995), Wislawa Szymborska (1996), and Tomas Tranströmer (2011)—and Adonis and Ko are both poets.
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" Mackey said that poets have to "wring the word.
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" People often say to me: "But aren't poets crazy?
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We learned that some poets prefer not to claim disability as an identity, publicly or at all, and because this is a "disability" series, those poets did not wish to offer their work.
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Millions of people dialed in, hearing verse recited by poets like Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman, Peter Schjeldahl and Ron Padgett, later joined by dozens of other poets and groups like the Black Panthers.
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Molly Fisk, another 2019 recipient, has funded 22 poets through the California Poets in the Schools program to lead workshops that encourage students to write poems in response to the state's recent wildfires.
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My parents are poets; my sister's a writer and journalist.
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The Astro Poets try to spend every Sunday afternoon together.
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There's a lot of young poets coming out of Mississippi.
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WHITE PLAINS Charlie King and the Peace Poets, folk. Feb.
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We need trans poets, writers, teachers, photographers, directors, trans everything!
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Construction workers, poets, artists, authors, game designers, you name it.
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These poets didn't see poetry and politics as an impossible
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The Academy of American Poets has 30 ways to celebrate.
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"She lived in Jérémie, the City of Poets," she said.
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She liked some other poets, too, but only modern ones.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW Po'Jazz, poets and musicians from around the world.
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We get journalists and writers and lots of poets, too.
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Poets wrote odes to the glories of sunsets and summers.
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Lyrically, its bars are for the emcees and the poets.
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Most of my friends in college were athletes, not poets.
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These are writers, filmmakers, poets, artists, songwriters and public intellectuals.
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Ligaya Mishan and Tejal Rao are both poets of food.
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But storytelling does not belong exclusively to bards and poets.
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The committee always had a poor eye for female poets.
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My people, too, had produced poets and philosophers and scientists.
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Since then, Rilke has been one of her favorite poets.
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But I think in some sense that's what poets do.
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Poetry Six contemporary poets share the process behind their poems.
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It often takes poets a long time to unlearn this.
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Poets streamed into the club as waiters lit votive candles.
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Two poets walk into a bookstore and scan the shelves.
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"Dead Poets Society" and "It's a Wonderful Life," I love.
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All three of these poets were practical mystics of language.
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Consider the sonnet "Salut," which addresses a gathering of poets.
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Albert Mobilio Spell (Penguin Poets) is Ann Lauterbach's tenth book.
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His metaphors are more active than those of most poets.
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Which is what makes this a risky game for poets.
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A permanent exhibition now allows visitors to view the War Poets Collection, offering a glimpse into the minds and experiences of the poets, patients and medical staff at Craiglockhart through documents, photographs and memorabilia.
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In its announcement, the Nobel Prize committee compared the singer-songwriter to the ancient Greek poets, Homer and Sappho, even though he probably more closely identified with the 1960s bluegrass poets, Homer and Jethro.
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Helal has been awarded fellowships from Brooklyn Poets and Cave Canem.
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Words and lyrics are by poets Anne Carson and Claudia Rankine.
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For more on Poets & Quants report, see the full article here.
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That fat, formless poem had won the Yale Younger Poets Prize.
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Plus, a biography of Sappho, one of the first female poets.
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Ireland has produced a hell of a lot of memorable poets.
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Renaissance poets and hardboiled detective fiction, of French avant-garde playwrights
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My dad and grandfather were poets— they wrote such sweet letters.
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Entrepreneurs, poets, technologists, politicians, scientists, builders, and dreamers flocked like starlings.
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Neruda said the ordeals of the era invited the poets' breakthrough.
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PEEKSKILL Readings by the poets Gerald Stern and Cindy Beer-Fouhy.
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And the thing about poets is that they cannot be refuted.
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"Is this the wine-drinking Islam of the poets?" he asked.
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And yet he flags his own motives as few poets do.
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It helps poets accept the continued existence of their own creativity.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW Po'Jazz with poets and musicians from around the world.
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Readings by Jessica Greenbaum, Peter Marcus and Gary Whitehead, narrative poets.
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Read the full Poets & Quants story on Stanford's MBA graduates here.
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The foundation also honored four poets and one playwright this year.
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I've often heard poets and writers talk of writing the body.
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Are there poets for whom you've gained greater appreciation over time?
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She is one of the best-selling poets of our moment.
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This is the second installment of new poems by disabled poets.
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Who are your favorite writers – novelists, nonfiction, journalists, poets – working today?
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Are there poets whom you've gained greater appreciation for over time?
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A cynical house where the only gods allowed were drunken poets.
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Which writers — novelists, playwrights, critics, journalists, poets — do you admire most?
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Who are your favorite writers — novelists, essayists, journalists, poets — working today?
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Their movements have captured the attention of scientists and poets alike.
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Though he's known to cite poets, it's hard to think of
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Modern poets who agreed on nothing else agreed on Marianne Moore.
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FIRSTS: 100 Years of Yale Younger Poets, edited by Carl Phillips.
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I'm always so surprised that poets don't write more picture books.
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Of poets whose work is regularly published in the finest journals.
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Smith is among the most acclaimed young poets of their generation.
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Poets have long been attracted to, and afflicted by, mental illness.
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In another corner, two young poets were composing haikus on demand.
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We do not know how tragic poets and choregoi were matched.
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But it's like, all of a sudden, where are the poets?
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Not all poets got stuck on the beauty of the birds.
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" He wanted, Mr. Rivas said, "to lower the poets from Olympus.
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All three poets understand antinomy as constitutional to the poetic act.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads So many poets out there.
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For example, no Venezuelan poets were included in the widely read anthology, Another Republic: 17 European and South American Writers (1976, Reprinted 2008), which was edited by the well-known US poets Charles Simic and Mark Strand.
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The Instagram poets have given birth to a genre of their own.
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Its icy rings have inspired artists, poets, and at least one blogger.
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Absurdity being the true capital of poets and rock and rollers alike.
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The poets delivered their speeches up the elegant glass-doored elevator, past
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"Poets lost their ability to talk to a nonliterary audience," he says.
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It's supported by The Academy of American Poets and National Poetry Month.
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Poets & Quants certainly isn't alone in spotting trends among high-skilled workers.
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I hope, however, that I also get poems by more contemporary poets.
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I daresay Pierre Reverdy is the favorite French poet among American poets.
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Poets say that the eyes are the window to the soul. Perhaps.
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Later poets would come to be synonymous with wine-swigging and bacchanalia.
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For more on MBA compensation, see the full report from Poets & Quants.
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Sharon Olds received the Academy of American Poets' 22016 Wallace Stevens Award.
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You'll never be able to watch Dead Poets Society the same way.
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Her husband Wally Hedrick cofounded the Six Gallery with poets and artists.
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Here we get poets brought out to read at big vineyard openings.
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Not all song writers, tv or film writers, poets write from experience.
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They joined a wave of writers, poets and activists jailed since January.
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Well, Hicok is surely correct that a number of poets of color
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Whether that makes HYG's $1.2 billion "transcendent" I'll leave to the poets.
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Years ago I went to Noho Star with some poets & Cecil Taylor.
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Across the river, white benches are painted with the phrases of poets.
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As any press should do, they introduced its readers to new poets.
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I could make generalizations, too—for example, that poets are disturbed creatures.
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She said that she didn't like the lofty rhymes of kibbutz poets.
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She hails from a prominent Icelandic family of poets, professors and politicians.
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Of course, Mary, not either of the male poets, won the challenge.
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Poets and philosophers tell us that time alters with love and age.
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And now for something completely different: the work songs of cowboy poets.
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But whatever The old poets failed to say will never be said.
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But most have preferred iambic pentameter, the default meter for English poets.
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Because of this, he wrote more guff than most important American poets.
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The Astro Poets idea was born over text message, late at night.
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Which writers — novelists, essayists, memoirists, poets — working today do you admire most?
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He threw open doors for many poets of younger generations — myself included.
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"I think Joni is simply one of the greatest poets," she added.
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Who are your favorite writers — fiction writers, nonfiction, journalists, poets — working today?
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THE LAST POETS By Christine Otten Translated by Jonathan Reeder 541 pp.
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"It was always interesting people, poets and historians and artists," he said.
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"Poets' lives are seldom eventful or interesting," Kleinzahler writes in this collection.
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I was in awe of the poets who read their work aloud.
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Often they are not, by profession, translators or Assyriologists but just poets.
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We're doctors, lawyers, engineers, executives, actors, musicians, artists, humanitarians, authors, poets, ministers.
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The sins of misogynistic poets past must not be so easily forgiven.
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I love that he offered poets like Allen Ginsburg a bigger platform.
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The tour's acts included everyone from musicians to famous poets to actors.
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"I think that is true of painters, sculptors, poets, musicians," she added.
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What in the World Iceland, it seems, is full of hidden poets.
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The rise of psychologists, poets and philosophers should come as no surprise.
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The confessional poets inadvertently oozed privilege with every assertion of their pain.
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Throughout their history, the Passengers have collaborated with poets, dancers and playwrights.
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The first three poets took the stage, scoring 23.9, 21.2 and 27.4.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Why don't more poets write porn?
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The minimalism evokes haiku poetry, and indeed, multiple poets are quoted throughout.
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"I have so much faith in the leadership of the Academy of American Poets, in the whole concept of the poets laureate project, and in what I think is poetry's underrecognized ability to communicate with outsized power," she said.
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"We're saddened to hear of the passing of Derek Walcott (1930-2017)," Poets.
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Speaking of Poemma, do you still teach a class called Cosmology for Poets?
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At Iowa City parties, poets wrestled in kiddie pools filled with Jell-O.
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Francis Beaumont was buried in Poets' Corner at Westminster Abbey, near Geoffrey Chaucer.
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His poetry books sold in their millions, a privilege few Russian poets enjoyed.
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Take my word for this -- and then take some poets' words for this.
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Think Robin Williams in "Dead Poets Society," down to the sparkly-eyed squint.
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The most popular names ranged from philosophers and politicians, to columnists and poets.
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True poets know about, and pay homage to, the power of commercial language.
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Of course, the school isn't making it easy to qualify, said Poets & Quants.
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, one of Germany's greatest writers and poets, spoke Arabic.
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Why couldn't poets just write poems and leave legislation to the (acknowledged) legislators?
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He also wrote "Making Love to the Minor Poets of Chicago," a novel.
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Which writers — novelists, playwrights, critics, journalists, poets — working today do you admire most?
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Last month a dozen Saudi poets travelled to Basra for a literary festival.
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Five of the top U.S. student poets will be recognized at a Sep.
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These poets were linked, he believes, by sexual orientation and a common aesthetic.
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Times of upheaval also enable us to examine what happens to certain poets.
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Poets are a special breed and I have no idea what generates them.
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The restaurant is billed as honoring the "restless, creative spirit" of Chinese poets.
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The experience harkens back to Kenneth Goldsmith, one of the earliest conceptual poets.
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Q. and A. with poets and the New York Times journalist Jeff Gordinier.
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One hundred fifty poets and others performed, with readers limited to two minutes.
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Hicok, in the face of the available evidence, believe that white poets are
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Dad was an admirer of the anti-materialism exemplified by the Beat poets.
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SLAM POETS compete to see whose poems are the most passionate and moving.
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Readers after solace or revelation will find bad poets enough to supply them.
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Carroll these days seems mostly to inspire scientists and philosophers; Lear inspires poets.
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The poets are "interviewed" and "translated" by Boyle, who comments from the shadows.
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Such moments in the consciousness of a man judge all poets and philosophers.
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Which writers — novelists, playwrights, critics, journalists, poets – working today do you admire most?
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I don't see much of that in many of the other war poets.
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Artists and musicians and poets in the same building were doing that, too.
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These German romantic poets were laughably devoid of any humor of self-awareness.
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SB: We had a lot of artists and poets who wanted to write.
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Economy, for engineers as well as poets, is the sum definition of beauty.
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It is enough that the poets say: I am disabled and/or Deaf.
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For the piece, Ms. Brook had an open call for queer-identified poets.
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What is quality on a campus with engineers, poets, musicians and medical students?
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WE BEGIN IN GLADNESS How Poets Progress By Craig Morgan Teicher 164 pp.
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In Plato's "Republic," Socrates banishes poets, including dramatists, from the perfectly just city.
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Well Poets and politicians have long known that hearts and minds are linked.
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Benefits were held for the Art Production Fund, Poets & Writers, and Literacy Partners.
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Poets & Writers held a dinner gala on March 7 at 583 Park Avenue.
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Many poets from later generations have internalized its tactics, if not its ideals.
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Can I complain a bit more about poets who never won the prize?
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It has since supported a host of poets through prestigious prizes and programs.
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The former members released an album too, rebranding themselves the Original Last Poets.
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If so, what are your favorite poems and who are your favorite poets?
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These poets thrillingly combined images of class warfare with millenarianism and Christian eschatology.
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"She's been remarkable as a citizen in the community of poets," she said.
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Which writers – novelists, playwrights, critics, journalists, poets – working today do you admire most?
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But poets aren't talking about unearthed arcana, buoyancy compensators or controversies over Roundup.
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Few would debate Louise Glück's stature as one of America's most extraordinary poets.
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Many young poets, however, confuse being deliberately obscure with creating a deeper mystery.
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" Another one, from "Dead Poets Society": "Most men lead lives of quiet desperation.
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So though I know about these poets and writers, they are not online.
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All great poets are untranslatable, their music audible only in their native tongue.
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Aml Ameen stamped his feet against the cold outside the Nuyorican Poets Cafe.
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Other poets to be included are E.E. Cummings, Robert Frost and Mary Oliver.
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The organization granted over $200,000 to poets at various stages of their careers.
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They know all the tricks and tropes poets use to manipulate the reader.
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The relationship between politics and aesthetics has long been a preoccupation for poets.
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Their first book, "Astro Poets: Your Guides to the Zodiac," comes out Oct. 29.
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This could leave the more iconoclastic poets and experimental artists out in the cold.
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I guess it's only natural that today's young poets have been influenced by grime.
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Philip Guston & The Poets will be at the Accademia in Venice until September 3rd.
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In the high Middle Ages, travelling singer-poets wrote of chivalry and courtly love.
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These poets were different people who lived centuries apart, yet their concerns were similar.
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Charles had his breakout role opposite Robin Williams in 1989's Dead Poets Society.
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There are energetic descriptions of drug culture, from the Romantic poets to David Bowie.
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The project first launched in 2345 on the Academy of American Poet's website poets.
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Academy of American Poets Education Ambassador Richard Blanco introduces teachers to Teach This Poem.
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There are poets I didn't write about in 2016 that I wish I did.
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"The despair of the poets", she says, "chimes with the despair of the people."
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We'll need writers who can remember freedom—poets, visionaries—realists of a larger reality.
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Not many poets are able to say that Ariana Grande follows them on Instagram.
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Dead Poets Society Once again we get those perfect back to school vibes. 11.
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Punks, poets, and prom queens alike can't deny the allure of the Chuck Taylor.
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I see poets taking their work beyond the page and online in new ways.
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To one of them came the poets Anne-Marie Albiach and Claude Royet-Journoud.
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But that was O.K. It was in dying empires that the greatest poets appeared.
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Like many modernist poets, Adonis borrows literary authority from the tradition he declares obsolete.
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The storm is coming, to what end only the poets and musicians can imagine.
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Poets usually begin by writing loads of rubbish, and few ever write anything else.
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A woman called her grandmother on FaceTime, so that she could meet the poets.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW Readings by the narrative poets Jessica Greenbaum, Peter Marcus and Gary Whitehead.
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Poets, after all, have always known how to trick death with irresistible texts. ♦
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Whom do you consider the best writers (novelists, essayists, biographers, journalists, poets) working today?
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Now they didn't look like poets — whatever that breed is supposed to look like.
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Whom do you consider the best writers — novelists, essayists, critics, memoirists, poets — working today?
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If a poem said, "This president is an asshole" — poets would not say it.
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The Great War was as these poets described — trenches, gas, suicide, crippling shell shock.
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Poem James Tate, who died in 2015, was one of our greatest contemporary poets.
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The poets of the Russian Revolution favored the less patient, more ecstatic Dostoyevskian option.
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It's what we do with the dyspeptic feeling that distinguishes us from non-poets.
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But their community of students and poets soon understood that the two were lovers.
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"Dead Poets Society" needs the cinematic distractions of detailed sets and fluid camera work.
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Surely many poems would have gone unwritten if poets had stayed in the moment.
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And the poets among us, they battle President Trump with an arsenal of verse.
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She sometimes held readings with fellow poets, like Joanne Kyger, who died last year.
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We poets may be crybabies and sissies, but our pens can become nuclear weapons.
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But poets tend to be liberal, and the submissions skewed heavily to the left.
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Moore, at forty-six, was not yet famous, but she was esteemed among poets.
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Together and separately, they're more than fine actors; they're poets equal to O'Neill's poeticism.
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We have artists and poets to remedy the disconnection, if they can and will.
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As the poets W.B. Yeats and Delmore Schwartz both knew, in dreams begin responsibilities.
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What I love about Iceland is that the only people we admire are poets.
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Which writers — novelists, playwrights, critics, philosophers, journalists, poets — working today do you admire most?
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We asked six photographers to use works by six rising American poets for inspiration.
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"I and some other foreign poets read at the Library of Congress," he recalled.
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They stop at a cultural festival where revolutionary poets and drummers hold the stage.
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As the whisky took effect, masters' comments became digressive, and the poets became funnier.
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He has translated poetry collections by Chilean poets Raúl Zurita and Jaime Luis Huenún.
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Poets and artists have always responded most inventively to the machines of their time.
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We'll need writers who can remember freedom — poets, visionaries — realists of a larger reality.
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According to Poets&Quants data, here are 2017's top business schools for aspiring entrepreneurs: For a look at the complete list of the top 100 MBA start-ups, check out the full data set from Poets&Quants, released early this week, here.
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" About a decade after that, a reader, Richard Hutchinson of Tucson, wrote in, responding to a Times article that had lamented Americans' inability to name modern poets: "Your article's point is to lament the decline of poets with a mass public audience.
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My favorite poets are those who embrace nature, like Mary Oliver; those who weave together thoughts about the human condition with thoughts about science and history, like Albert Goldbarth; and poets who deal with where they find themselves in time, like Philip Larkin.
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Comedians and screenwriters have presided over previous editions of Drunken Masters, but this time it was the poets' turn to face accomplished poets Rocio Carlos, Joseph Rios, and Hari Alluri at Wolf & Crane, a Japanese whisky and craft-cocktail bar in Little Tokyo.
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Aside from being poets, all they have in common is that they are migrant laborers.
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This is why I decided to close all Busboys and Poets locations on Thursday, Feb.
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If scrapbooks are your thing, check out Shinro Ohtake's collection – a must-see for poets.
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The memoirists featured range from acclaimed poets to former slaves to humorists to rock stars.
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This is why I decided to close all Busboys and Poets locations on Thursday, Feb.
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America is not the great melting pot that poets like Ralph Waldo Emerson once extolled.
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These are poets, mountaineers, scientists, romantics, nationalist blowhards, police informers, communist spies and forlorn lovers.
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Most little magazines were established by friends within close circles of artists, writers, and poets.
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Who are the best writers — novelists, essayists, biographers, journalists, poets — working today, in your opinion?
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Students learn from poets, quilters, actors, directors, visual artists, cartoonists, musicians, dancers, puppeteers and storytellers.
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The most popular names ranged from philosophers and politicians, to columnists and poets (see chart).
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They are poets, musicians, athletes, and mentors — young men and women creating their own traditions.
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Poets and Cave Canem Fellows Hafizah Geter, Cynthia Manick, and Nicholas Nichols will be reading.
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The idea goes back to the Academy of American Poets' core philosophy: Make poetry accessible.
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We would make paintings, hang them up, and then the poets would read their poems.
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Poets and hackers Iceland holds a general election Saturday, and the results could be historic.
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Ten writers and poets (including two Nobel Prize winners) and 274 artists grace this list.
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At Riverside, he fell under the spell of T. S. Eliot and other modernist poets.
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It was that beauty the great poets dream about but describe most poorly and inadequately.
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Like all philosophical poets he advances arguments, but he argues in images rather than propositions.
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Hicok's conception of poetry as a zero-sum game: If poets of color are getting
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Its author, after all, was the greatest and the most influential of all Roman poets.
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He envies poets who have the luxury of wandering into all corners of American life.
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A few belonged to old poets, but the rest, I suspected, she was inventing herself.
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The large modern building is the final resting place for some 400 poets and others.
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The poets are LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs, Layli Long Soldier, Safiya Sinclair and Ocean Vuong.
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And Mr. McIntyre confirms his status as one of America's most peculiarly original dance poets.
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When you see poets from the US or Europe, do they sound like that too?
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Even stranger, they appointed Jewish intellectuals and poets to select the choicest pearls for study.
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Which fiction and nonfiction writers – playwrights, critics, journalists, poets – working today do you admire most?
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He quoted poets with three names — Henry David Thoreau, William Cullen Bryant, James Russell Lowell.
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And I feel very lucky that I get to meet other poets in my travels.
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I try to get people to come into the Nuyorican Poets Cafe for $15, $20.
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Horace, the most refined of Roman poets, was the son of a freed provincial slave.
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Hear tracks by Lizzo and Missy Elliott, Ibibio Sound Machine, the Last Poets and others.
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He soon met Miguel Piñero, the writer and co-founder of the Nuyorican Poets Café.
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They were ancient Norse bards or poets who recited poems of valor about their heroes.
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In between, he had time to become one of the greatest poets of his age.
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Young men are nothing if not understudy poets — imams, kings, despots, loafers, all of them.
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They zeroed in on work by two young contemporary poets, Ocean Vuong and Kaveh Akbar.
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As poets with physical disabilities, we immediately found much in common and quickly became friends.
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Other poets have found success via their highly expressive readings of political verse on YouTube.
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For me, the greatest modern poets were lyricists — Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell.
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Which playwrights and other writers — novelists, critics, journalists, poets — working today do you admire most?
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I am like an exile, as if swallowed up by Lethe, as the poets say.
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Indian novelists and poets have gained global name recognition around the world, even in China.
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I'm sympathetic to young poets who feel a strong impulse to disguise what they're saying.
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I recently reread "Fort Red Border," by Kiki Petrosino, one of my favorite contemporary poets.
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Still, those who turn to astrology for clarity will be bemused by the Astro Poets.
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It was a local hangout for a lot of poets who live in this neighborhood.
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Poets who do not know Stanley Moss's own poetry often know him as a publisher.
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For example, students might leave poems around your school — perhaps inspired by these subway poets.
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When poets write about their past, they sometimes exclude their shaping hand from the picture.
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded $2.2 million to the Academy of American Poets.
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Poets do not win titles, but they do win praise, and the status of greatness.
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He was particularly proud of the work of other poets, whose voices he helped amplify.
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Has the poet been absolutely pivotal to development of other queer of color [sic] poets?
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They boiled their search down to works by 24 poets that span 1949 to 2012.
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Poets love making God a central character in the poem but hate fleshing him out.
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" With contributions from writers like Ursula Le Guin and one-half of Astro Poets and W Magazine resident astrologer Dorothea Lasky, it's little wonder that poet and feminist film activist So Mayer describes the collection of 36 contemporary poets and writers as "a spell-book.
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Two of our best and most famous poets, Robert Hass and Louise Glück, both former United States poets laureate, have new books of prose that delve deeply into the esoterica of the poetic craft, which, for some, will be as necessary as a diving regulator.
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The avant-garde "Misty Poets" and their journal Jintian (Today) were immensely popular during those years.
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Baudelaire and the French decadent poets were taking it, and some scientists experimented with it too.
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But these poets do have more in common than their platform of choice, poetry experts say.
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The business school news site Poets & Quants has named the top undergraduate business programs of 2016.
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A 2017 Leeway Foundation Transformation Award recipient, her poetry has appeared in American Poetry Review, Poets.
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Her work has appeared in Apogee, Poets & Writers, The Offing, The Recluse, Winter Tangerine and elsewhere.
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She enjoys top-billing on Arab television, recently playing on the hit show "Prince of Poets".
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Novelists and poets on the academy argued that most of his dozen books are dry treatises.
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Poets, novelists, philosophers and revolutionaries all beat a path to their door in Cheyne Row, Chelsea.
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I wanted to incorporate the poets from the Black Arts Movement into the canon of comics.
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And so a blogger was voted into Yangon's regional legislature; 11 poets were elected to parliament.
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Asghar: I was teaching a program this summer with teens, teens who were poets and artists.
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An Astro Poets book, co-written with the poet Dorothea Lasky, is forthcoming from Random House.
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The first lady has saluted participants in the National Student Poets Program every year since 2011.
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For these poets, composition provides the greatest thrill, both the record of ecstasies and their source.
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There was a very tight community of interdisciplinary artists, poets, writers, dancers, visual artists, and photographers.
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"Most agents can't be bothered with poets because they never bring in any money," he said.
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And another transferred to the University of Pennsylvania for her sophomore year, Asemani tells Poets & Quants.
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In his improvised lyrics, Skone praised Cervantes but also said he represented the poets of today.
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"We have to stop his ass," she said to the packed house at Busboys and Poets.
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Sylvia Plath is regarded as one of the greatest poets and novelists of the 20th century.
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She named her son Kavi, which means poet, because two of his great-grandfathers were poets.
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" The English writer Joseph Addison, who in 1694 published "An Account of the Greatest English Poets.
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Plenty of contemporary poets who draw inspiration from science and nature and memory fit your search.
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The poets remind us that our lives are at the mercy of near misses, catastrophes averted.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Among contemporary American poets, Joseph Donahue is an underrecognized master.
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These poets are reaching through difference, instead of across it, to make prismatic moments of connection.
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Which fiction and nonfiction writers — playwrights, critics, journalists, poets — inspired you most early in your career?
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"Even as the poets get younger, you feel that there's something being passed down," she said.
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He composed songs to texts by Baudelaire, Verlaine, Mallarmé and other French poets throughout his life.
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In a short stack of collections, poets mine traditional folklore and fairy tales for modern wisdom.
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A few poets whom I've been trailing along with have surprised me with fierce jumps, though.
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I cannot write poems to honor other poets … I do not think of them at all.
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He was prolific artist, energetic in his own work and generous to other artists and poets.
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The cause was lung cancer, said Umar Bin Hassan, a fellow member of the Last Poets.
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And Ashbery may be somewhat dissatisfying to readers who want their poets to burn or freeze.
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Since When consists of mostly brief memories of the many artists, personalities, and poets he knew.
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People with Mercury in Pisces are the poets of the zodiac—dreamy, intuitive, and abstract thinkers.
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For more information on youth poet programs, see this page from the Academy of American Poets.
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DISABILITY Two poets with disabilities enter a landscape where they can be at home, and free.
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And not all poets grow up and out of this habit, even if they grow old.
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Synopsis: Story of the relationship between poets Edward James "Ted" Hughes (Daniel Craig) and Sylvia Plath.
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I sought out pro-Trump poems, but poets seem to be disproportionately aghast at his presidency.
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Our ears changed, and fewer and fewer poets of note wanted to make those old sounds.
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She has released two albums, "Bells & White Branches" (Aima Records, 2019) and "Saints and Poets" (2015).
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This free-flowing style mimics the hip-hop and jazz-inflected rhythms of the student-poets.
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This is evidenced by the numerous poets who embed playwriting within their concept of poetic practice.
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In later decades, American poets used the medium to oppose the Vietnam War and racial oppression.
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Byron has earned his place in the poets pantheon, but he's also kind of a cad.
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Mr. Moran will also collaborate on a performance with the poets Elizabeth Alexander and Yusef Komunyakaa.
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Ms. Persson opened her recital with Grieg's six Op. 48 songs, to verses by German poets.
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There is, in Dylan, a bit of the legacy of the greatest European and American poets.
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In a globe-spanning career, he collaborated with musicians, dancers, poets, performance artists and visual artists.
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It is an anthology worth reading, and a rich vein for discovering new poets for yourself.
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Mallarmé was important to the Concrete poets in how you arrange the words on the page.
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This writing (in English) has made him one of the most fascinating of contemporary Indian poets.
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In the end, "Don't Follow the Poets!" contradicts its title: By all means, the poets are the ones to follow if you want to understand the religion with which they are in conflict — but only if the ones you follow are the great dissenters like Adonis.
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They're part of an intensive performance poetry apprenticeship called Bomb Squad, a roster of young poets who, through YCA, participate in writing workshops, field trips, and seminars with the purpose of producing a portfolio of new work and gaining exposure in becoming professional poets and teaching artists.
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Many pieces in the series are dedicated to poets and musicians — including Maya Angelou, Wendell Logan, Andre Burbridge, Toni Morrison, Brother Yusef, Kamau Daaood, and even one dedicated more generally "For the Poets" — and the most frequently recurring found materials are salvaged wood and musical instruments.
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Letters ★ Dear Poet Project A multimedia education project that invited young people in grades 5 through 12 to write letters in response to poems written and read by some of the award-winning poets who serve on the Academy of American Poets Board of Chancellors.
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A winner of a 2016 Poets House Emerging Poet Fellowship and a 2015 Bronx Recognizes Its Own award from the Bronx Council on the Arts, his work has been published in the BreakBeat Poets, Vinyl Poetry and Prose, the Chicago Tribune, and Brooklyn Magazine, among other places.
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Are the cashier operators, and burger flippers going to retrain overnight, and become software developers and poets?
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I came to the project because I knew that I would meet poets there and I did.
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But for Somali poets across the diaspora it symbolized the rise of their art into the mainstream.
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These are neither typical poems, nor are they typical poets (if there even is such a thing).
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Featured artists and poets include Lala Alcaraz, Jose Lozano, Ofelia Esparza & Rosanna Ahrens, Starr Montana, and others.
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Given suggestions such as "unicorns" or "dirt," the poets "were intense and serious," a guest tells PEOPLE.
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Following his confessions, Spurlock stepped down from the production company behind "Super Size Me 2," Warrior Poets.
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I doubt even our most celebrated poets could have captured the scene with more eloquence or brevity.
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They also contend that with that kind of economic security, we'll all become artists, poets and playwrights.
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"I have some ideas about there being a show that is even more about poets," she said.
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Elon Musk is the most admired business leader among MBA students, according to a Poets&Quants survey.
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Concrete poets certainly explored words as geometric shapes, and painters and media artists have used words artistically.
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It's the kind of bad romance that poets, playwrights, and pop stars have been immortalizing for millennia.
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This is across the board: International enrollment at some top 25 schools is down, per Poets & Quants.
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NEWARK "To My Father," portraits by Gabriel García Román of L.G.B.T. and minority activists, poets and artists.
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His disciple Shimon Peres is a lover of literature and is very friendly with authors and poets.
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The standard joke about the Nobel Prize in Literature is that it's a prize for Estonian poets.
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For your project "Poets & Patriots," you tracked down around 100 different sets of lyrics written by others.
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Because we like to imagine poets as being free in their political conscience, such fawning seems distasteful.
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The entire process, by being externalized, seems repeatable, unlike the chance encounters of poets with their muses.
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But Hayes isn't describing canonical melancholy, the pined-for vision of mortality that poets sometimes indulge in.
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For poets, the old myths are not quaint and remote; they are resonant paradigms of contemporary life.
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Rimbaud was a formative influence, as he would be on later poets and performers like Patti Smith.
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In 2012, he was named one of the "World's 50 Best Business School Professors" by Poets & Quants.
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Airea D. Matthews is this year's winner of the Yale Younger Poets Prize, judged by Carl Phillips.
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A few viewings of The Dead Poets Society or Interstellar and suddenly, we're experts on iambic pentameter.
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By then, people with fresh ideas and alternative points of view emerge, too—new poets and musicians.
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"Not just my friends, but my sisters, my mentors, my inspiration — artists, poets, activists, women," Lively wrote.
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And, although at the moment it's mainly historical, is also looking to include contemporary poets and writings.
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The Malley poems make extremely subtle allusions to a dozen poets, from Shakespeare to T. S. Eliot.
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He credits it for promoting intimacy — among boy scouts, Tumblr users, bathroom-stall poets and many others.
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There he found a community of musicians, artists, poets and dancers, including Mr. Lake and Mr. Hemphill.
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Stephen Barlow, a corporate lawyer, listens to Adam recite a poem and wonders why poets don't golf.
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The guests are as varied as the answers to these questions — theologians, poets, scientists, writers, academics, artists.
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The magic of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe was how it blended old-world and new, Acevedo said.
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Women poets do appear, among them Wanda Coleman, Mary Karr, Sonia Sanchez, Audre Lorde and Gwendolyn Brooks.
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In 21988, Mr. Merwin's first collection, "A Mask for Janus," was awarded the Yale Younger Poets Prize.
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The poets Terrance Hayes, Jorie Graham and Molly Peacock have lit me up the last few years.
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The two poets, who are also best friends and creative collaborators, are always thinking about the stars.
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The mission of Astro Poets was simple: Use Twitter to write tiny poems about the star signs.
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The answer is SLAMS, as in poetry slams, where poets see who can spit the best rhymes.
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Recently, the academy has often overlooked novelists and poets in favor of writers working in unconventional forms.
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But, as Mill says, imaginative pleasures are available to "all human beings," not just poets and philosophers.
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Poets House, home to a national archive of 70,000 volumes of poetry, sponsors readings and other programs.
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Christina enlists the aid of some distinguished fellow poets to locate both her brother and the stalker.
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Eduardo C. Corral's debut collection of poems, "Slow Lightning," won the Yale Younger Poets prize in 2011.
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Whether from actors, chefs, social influencers, poets or politicians, we are exposed to so much calculated media.
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He stops at stanzas of four lines, though of course poets can use much longer stanzas, too.
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Good poets do not deliberately complicate something just to make it harder for a reader to understand.
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He also began frequenting the Cedar Tavern in Greenwich Village, a gathering place for painters and poets.
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It&aposs ranked No. 8 on Poets and Quants&apos 2019 ranking of "US Executive MBA programs."
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The book, copiously illustrated, suavely turned, is prinked and spiced with quotes from marvelous poets and playwrights.
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Already one of the most celebrated poets of his generation, Vuong's debut novel cements his considerable talent.
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Auden's noble picture, in which the poets fight the mute ogre, can't survive the shock of history.
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I was a poet, and like poets everywhere, I ended up working at a quantitative hedge fund.
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Several scenes are set on large lonely rocks like those loved by Homeric poets and Symbolist painters.
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The diary frequently references Russian literature, including the poets Pushkin and Lermontov, as well as Latin axioms.
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Johnson's pyramid-like tower is activated by a weekly performance by musicians, poets, dj's, yogis and others.
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