The Poetry of the Future
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Nor need we go far for a tally.
We see, in every polite circle, a class of accomplished, good- natured persons (" society," in fact, could not get on without them), fully eligible for certain problems, times, and duties — to mix egg- nog, to mend the broken spectacles, to decide whether the stewed eels shall precede the sherry or the sherry the stewed eels, to eke out Mrs. A. B.'s parlor-tableaux with monk, Jew, Turk, lover, Romeo, Puck, Prospero, Caliban, or what not, and to gen- erally contri...bute and gracefully adapt their flexibilities and talents, in those ranges, to the world's service. But for real crises, great needs and pulls, moral or physical, they might as well have never been born.
Or the accepted notion of a poet would appear to be a sort of male odalisque, singing or piano-playing a kind of spiced ideas, second-hand reminiscences, or toying late hours at entertain- ments, in rooms stifling with fashionable scent. I think I haven't seen a new-published healthy, bracing, simple lyric in ten years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor need we go far for a tally.
We see, in every polite circle, a class of accomplished, good- natured persons (" society," in fact, could not get on without them), fully eligible for certain problems, times, and duties — to mix egg- nog, to mend the broken spectacles, to decide whether the stewed eels shall precede the sherry or the sherry the stewed eels, to eke out Mrs. A. B.'s parlor-tableaux with monk, Jew, Turk, lover, Romeo, Puck, Prospero, Caliban, or what not, and to gen- erally contri...bute and gracefully adapt their flexibilities and talents, in those ranges, to the world's service. But for real crises, great needs and pulls, moral or physical, they might as well have never been born.
Or the accepted notion of a poet would appear to be a sort of male odalisque, singing or piano-playing a kind of spiced ideas, second-hand reminiscences, or toying late hours at entertain- ments, in rooms stifling with fashionable scent. I think I haven't seen a new-published healthy, bracing, simple lyric in ten years.
What to read after The Poetry of the Future?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitman Walt to read onlineMoreLess
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