Showing posts with label originality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label originality. Show all posts
2.18.2017
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He talked in those commonplaces of the workshop method, thus you could tell that everything he knew about poetry was learned in the couple of years he’d spent in a MFA program.
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critical method,
knowledge,
MFA,
originality,
workshop
3.13.2008
it was there all the time
A poem anyone could have written before someone did.
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ordinary,
originality
12.03.2007
by-product of sincerity
Originality is in any case a by-product of sincerity; that is to say, of feeling that is honest and accordingly rejects anything that might cloud the impression, such as unnecessary commas, modifying clauses, or delayed predicates.
—Marianne Moore, Predilections (Viking Press, 1955)
—Marianne Moore, Predilections (Viking Press, 1955)
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by-product,
feeling,
grammar,
marianne moore,
originality,
quote,
sincerity
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