by Micah Towery Poetry and Poetics
Some Notes on Translations of Horace
By Micah Towery
If you are a poet writing in English, you carry Horace in your own voice.
If you are a poet writing in English, you carry Horace in your own voice.
by Micah Towery Art
Closing a Poem (Blogging through Grossman, Part 6)
By Micah Towery
How do you know when you’re “done” a poem? I’m not speaking about revision, but rather, the act of writing, particularly lyrical free verse. Donna Masini once described it to me (or a class I was in—can’t remember which), as a settling in the body: a literal sense in the poet’s body that there is [...]
How do you know when you’re “done” a poem? I’m not speaking about revision, but rather, the act of writing, particularly lyrical free verse. Donna Masini once described it to me (or a class I was in—can’t remember which), as a settling in the body: a literal sense in the poet’s body that there is [...]
