Banjo52

Conversation. Especially literature and language, education, football and baseball, movies, history, then and now, birds, two-lane roads. "Banjo" is a fun word, and the instrument can make fine music. But this isn't really a blog about banjos, except in the metaphorical sense of interesting sounds riding across a valley from one porch to another. Click on any photo to enlarge. Students, remember to footnote. All text and photos: © 2009-2014 Banjo52

Showing posts with label William Carlos Williams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Carlos Williams. Show all posts
Nov 17, 2011

"Love Song" by William Carlos Williams

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Nov. 1, 2011 Amy Lowell, here’s another view of the color yellow, and it’s not entirely different from your take, posted here the othe...
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Aug 2, 2011

William Carlos Williams’ “Death”: How Much Conciseness Is Enough?

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Wiliam Carlos Williams’ poem “Death” is new to me, and I thank Robert Frost's Banjo blog for the Williams poems he recommended. Here are...
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Nov 26, 2009

NOVEMBER 27, 2009. Hawthorne's America, Artists and Intellectuals, Part Two

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"My Kinsman, Major Molineaux": Bumpkin Robin Discovers the Complexities of Town Life. Or is this the village to which Ethan Brand ...
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Oct 18, 2009

Poem of the Day: "The Red Wheelbarrow" by William Carlos Williams

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The Red Wheelbarrow (1923) by William Carlos Williams so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white ...
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