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A Poet under the Mercy
November 1989Many of Vanauken’s poems are reminiscent of Browning, Donne, the early Charles Williams, and others, in style, tone, and theme.
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William Carlos Williams: A Doctor’s Faith, a Poet’s Faith
June 1986Williams knew how bored, self-centered, and self-indulgent the rich can be, and how desperately confused, vulnerable, and self-lacerating the poor often are.
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Paradoxical in the Extreme
December 1983Evidently a man of coarse, even slovenly, personal habits, Auden was as meticulous as T.S. Eliot in the precision of his verse.
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