Nothing New,” which the American poet wrote in 1918, is published for the first time in The New Yorker’s Anniversary Issue.

And other people will search for a poem with a different kind of complexity.” Preferring one kind of poetry to another is pretty normal, Spaar said. It’s not necessarily a matter ... Claude AI to ...

“The poem does culminate in a declaration that: ‘I’ve been through hell; and it’s not the fire; it’s not the devil; it’s not the dark or anything — it’s the boots,’” McBratney ...

Information and links may be outdated, and reflect the expertise, interpretations and opinions of their authors, not necessarily ... make him a man for all times but especially for our own. Thomas ...

A man from Consett is looking to get recognition ... Paul Heatherington has been researching the story of Dr John Carr, who translated a poem which accompanied the news of the Treaty of Paris ...

"Apocalypse does not mean ruin but revelation. In devastation this infurnus has injured us but it cannot endure us. Even in surreal, we do not surrender." Gorman said she released the poem as a ...

They might not look like their traditional ... becoming a cult text. Modern Poetry gives readers more space to breathe. Inspired by a poetry textbook of the same name which she read as a child ...

I went to my rest a sober man, content with the stable progression ... He turns to me and seals my throat with the same, whispers only memory persists. Then, lifting his shoe hat, winks horribly ...

These lines come from Robert Frost’s brief essay “The Prerequisites,” on first encountering and not understanding ... people who have read the same poems — my A may be your B ...