Hi Sean, we met at AWP in Kansas City, where we swapped books. I don't think you've read my collection Tiny Kites. Because the opening poem is "Wind to Wind."
I read the phrase in Dickinson as “but a Step / a Century” not “but stop / a cemetery.”
From “How slow” to the end is included in Franklin’s reading edition as poem 1607. I don’t have Franklin’s three-volume edition to see if the earlier part is included there.
Do you know what letter this is from? I can’t find the poem in the “index of poems” in new “Letters of ED”. (Do you have it? It’s magnificent.)
Hi Sean, we met at AWP in Kansas City, where we swapped books. I don't think you've read my collection Tiny Kites. Because the opening poem is "Wind to Wind."
I read the phrase in Dickinson as “but a Step / a Century” not “but stop / a cemetery.”
From “How slow” to the end is included in Franklin’s reading edition as poem 1607. I don’t have Franklin’s three-volume edition to see if the earlier part is included there.
Do you know what letter this is from? I can’t find the poem in the “index of poems” in new “Letters of ED”. (Do you have it? It’s magnificent.)
Good catch! It's definitely "Century."