Showing posts with label movement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movement. Show all posts
3.01.2021
known by association
The poet denied he was part of that group/school/movement, when the only reason anyone knew his work was because of that association.
4.21.2020
thousands of lines of me
Its critical rhetoric couched in politics and theory, language poetry was perhaps the most self-indulgent of all poetry movements.
3.15.2020
the image
In the image, imbalance suggests movement, a movement toward balance and stability.
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The image is the unlocked door between the adjoining rooms of imagination and memory.
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The poem is not a system for the reproduction of images, but one for the making of images.
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The image allows us to experience time as if it were a landscape.
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Through the image, memory forestalls the ephemeral.
—Eric Pankey, from “The Image,” Vestiges: Notes, Responses & Essays, 1988-2018 (Parlor Press, 2019)
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The image is the unlocked door between the adjoining rooms of imagination and memory.
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The poem is not a system for the reproduction of images, but one for the making of images.
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The image allows us to experience time as if it were a landscape.
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Through the image, memory forestalls the ephemeral.
—Eric Pankey, from “The Image,” Vestiges: Notes, Responses & Essays, 1988-2018 (Parlor Press, 2019)
Labels:
balance,
ephemeral,
eric pankey,
image,
imagination,
landscape,
memory,
movement,
reproduction
10.22.2019
belongs here
No poem can escape a critical cubby-hole.
Labels:
critic,
critical assessment,
cubby-hole,
movement,
school,
type
8.17.2019
shut in
What a terrible lot to realize one has been taxonomized, thereby shunted and dismissed, into a particular literary movement or mode.
5.09.2016
guard dogs
The lesser poets of the group/school are the ones most protective, even militant, in preserving its domain. Because that domain is the only thing that gives their work value.
Labels:
domain,
group,
lesser poets,
militant,
movement,
protective,
school,
value
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