Modernism (A Short History of American Poetry)

[@nathanhassallpoetry]

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[@SweetKel]

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[@imenl7655]

This is very helpful! Thanks for your efforts.

[@discomollusk]

This was lovely. Thank you!

[@ThomasBaxter]

I really enjoyed those Sandburg poems, this is the first I've heard them, and am looking forward to reading more. One minor suggestion, it would be nice to have the poems and poets which are highlighted in the video cited in the video description. For relative neophytes, like myself, I think it would be helpful for further reading. I really enjoyed this, and am looking forward to bingeing the previous episodes. Thanks! ps. "I, too, dislike it" is a brilliant opening phrase

[@rievans57]

Carl Sanburg is a great poet!

[@RobertMStahl]

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