Robert Creeley reading "The Ballad Of The Despairing Husband
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I agree - syntactically it is all over the place, but the ability to create should mean a capacity to expand the meaning of scansion.
julesthemadman 10 months ago
This poem shouldn't work, with its light-verse opening and serious conclusion, but it does. Somehow it manages to be more realistic because of that tonal tension. Thanks for posting.
BardofCornwall 3 years ago