...Jeffrey Gutierrez Works Cited Berryman John . 2000 . Berryman’s Shakespeare . Edited by Haffenden John . New York : Farrar, Straus, and Giroux . Berryman John . 2021 . Conversations with John Berryman . Edited by Hoffman Eric . Jackson : University Press...

... edited their correspondence, and sees in them a specular image of his own interest in spiritual and religious vision. Whereas Gelpi’s more typical method is to tell his poets’ stories serially (Lowell then Berryman, Bishop then Ashbery), he tells the stories of Levertov and Duncan simultaneously (as he...

... imprint.) “He mutter spiffy,” was part of John Berryman’s qualified tribute (“So Long? Stevens”; Dream Song 219) to Stevens. The useful tendency of these books is to place before us a poet that matters rather than one who mutters. Works cited Berryman, John. His Toy, His Dream, His Rest. London...

... Merrill admired the generation of poets that included Elizabeth Bishop, John Berryman, and Robert Lowell, but Bishop s poetry seemed to him the best model for a younger poet. He preferred Bishop’s “lucid, intimate tone of voice” (Prose 155) to that of Lowell and Berryman, and the “human...

... Millay, Helene Johnson, and Louise Bogan; Robert Lowell, John Berryman, and Theodore Roethke); as well as chapters on authors grouped by all of those things as well as their readings of each other (Elizabeth Bishop and Randall Jarrell). The final section, “Beyond Modernism: American Poetry, 1950–2000...

... Home,” Merrill’s reflection on the emotional patterns he finds in his parents’ lives shows him that hq has ironically kept the commandment to “honor and obey” them—”at least, inversely” (CP 199)—through his own failures to love. As in Lowell, Plath, John Berryman, and Anne Sexton, Merrill’s...

...: Bishop, Lowell, Jarrell, Berryman, and the Making of a Postmodern Aesthetic. Charlottesville: U ofVirginia P, 1999. Vendler, Helen. “Herbert and Modern Poetry: A Response.” George Herbert in the Nineties: Reflections and Reassessments. Ed. Jonathan F. S. Post and Sidney...