Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MARIANNE MOORE, by WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS Poet's Biography First Line: Will not some dozen sacks of rags Last Line: Before he must return to the dark street. Subject(s): Moore, Marianne (1887-1972) | ||||||||
Will not some dozen sacks of rags observant of intelligence conspire from their outlandish cellar to evade the law? Let them, stuffed up, appear before her door at ten some night and say: Marianne, save us! Put us in a book of yours. Then she would ask the fellow in and give him cake and warm him with her talk before he must return to the dark street. | Other Poems of Interest...IMAGINARY ANCESTORS: MARIANNE MOORE by MADELINE DEFREES POEMS OF MARIANNE MOORE by DAVID FERRY HOMAGE TO MARIANNE MOORE by ALICE NOTLEY INVITATION TO MISS MARIANNE MOORE by ELIZABETH BISHOP MARIANNE MOORE ANNOUNCES LUNCH by KAY RYAN DIANE'S PERSONAL GHOST RANCH by DIANE WAKOSKI MOSAIC FOR MARIANNE MOORE by WYSTAN HUGH AUDEN INVITATION TO MISS MARIANNE MOORE by ELIZABETH BISHOP APOCRYPHAL DOUBTS OF MARIANNE MOORE by JOAO CABRAL DE MELO NETO |
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