Showing posts with label footnote. Show all posts
Showing posts with label footnote. Show all posts
7.20.2025
only a footnote
He wrote the kind of poetry that would never accrete any lasting acclaim but might hang on for a time as a footnote.
8.12.2022
prose buttress
A foot/headnote to a poem is but a prose buttress. Ideally free-standing the poem should be.
Labels:
buttress,
footnote,
free-standing,
headnote
3.10.2011
duly noted
By the novelty of his work, the poet had secured for himself a footnote in any overview of literature of the times. For some poets, I’m afraid, that’s all they aspire to.
Labels:
aspiration,
footnote,
novelty,
times
8.22.2006
footnote to a poem
A footnote to a poem is either an affectation or it is the failure of a word or line to hold its own against time.
Labels:
affectation,
footnote,
time
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