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From Shelley To Hughes: Books About Poets
18 January 2008, the poet @ 10:36 pm
18 January 2008, the poet @ 10:36 pm
Shelley’s poetry is thick. His life was thicker. Now there’s this thick book explaining it.
A grand resurrection.
Iron John and his ‘Peer’.
He’s no Shelley, but Sylvia loved him any way.
Have a great weekend. And some write poetry.
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