by Robert Frost, Richard Poirier, Mark Richardson
It's just not possible to really finish reading poetry collection like this.
Reading this right after books of poetry by Coleridge and Shelley was a pleasure, even a relief. I don't hold "doth" and "lady fair" against poets such as Shakespeare and Donne--they seem to be using their own natural language. But I can't help roll my eyes at times at the romantic poets with their ...