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William Carlos Williams: Poet of the Left
Often presented by literary critics as a liberal with paternalistic instincts towards the working poor, poet William Carlos Williams was in fact one of the most exuberantly left-wing poets of his generation.
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Bedroom Window Musty gray dawn trespasses into the noon hour; And one looks like the other from this side of my bedroom window. Weather stained pawn malingers from stale to sour; And one smells like the ...
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Thinking about Papa Heinz
Ketchup makes bad fake blood Because it doesnโt stir the right Kind of horror or nervousness. Itโs too sweet looking and gooey. The red it all wrong and dried it Doesnโt leave that flat rust stain ...
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