Marianne Moore documentary

[@myrarucker7953]

These documentaries are just wonderful. Thank you. Thank you!!

[@donaldkelly3983]

Thanks for posting these Voices and Visions documentaries! I saw them when I was much younger and loved them!

[@AuthorDocumentaries]

You're welcome! This series is great. I'll get the rest on here within the next couple weeks.

[@robert0price]

@@AuthorDocumentaries !!! So valuable so beautiful

[@ocdtdc]

These documentaries are great

[@EndingSimple]

Thank you for posting this. Having a sleepless night right now. Not that this is soporific. I remember the Voices and Visions series from a less sad time.

[@janlundberg5924]

Hang in there. It WILL get better. ♡

[@EndingSimple]

@@janlundberg5924 Thank you for that. You are kind.

[@reneem6839]

FYI, her literary estate is now being managed by her grand nephew David M. Moore.

[@dmswanson5694]

Applause.

[@TimGreig]

Her Glacier poem reads like poetic prose, almost like a slight overdone travel essay. And that's not such a surprise given her sampling of a lot of travel brochure copy, it's just an observation on my part..,

[@elizabethhurtado2829]

❤

[@nononouh]

37:20

[@davidmayhew8083]

Using the music from the Exorcist just doesn't help!

[@MrMalvolio29]

If only one could listen to the biography of one of one’s favourite poets, whose “imaginary gardens” had no “real toads in them,” whose life-poem didn’t have to be relayed to us by some of the *most* precious, affected , silly and pretentious people in the world: arrogant critics puffed up with vain pride; and other “poets,” whose disingenuously “admiring” words illuminate the sole Thing they truly feel--envy…

[@xyzllii]

I have tried so hard for years to like the work of M.M. but alas , she bores me. Too much description. Not enough magic.

[@robert0price]

Oh yeah who do you like

[@rogercarroll2551]

And NO music ! Like dry, uncooked oatmeal.

[@robert0price]

@@rogercarroll2551 oh yeah who do you like

[@reneem6839]

The description IS the magic!

[@anthonyt1t5]

​@@robert0pricethe great works of Diana ross

[@helenwheels3341]

Who dat?

[@richspring1]

Incoherent opening imaging far from her sensibility..