This poet described how the "dancers go round, they go round/and around" to the "tweedle of bagpipes" in his poem on a Breughel painting, "The Kermess." This poet's desire to focus poetry on the concrete is embodied in his line "No ideas but in thing
This poet described how the "dancers go round, they go round/and around" to the "tweedle of bagpipes" in his poem on a Breughel painting, "The Kermess." This poet's desire to focus poetry on the concrete is embodied in his line "No ideas but in things" in a long poem named for his hometown. Another poem describes as "so sweet/and so cold" the plums his addressee was saving for breakfast. FTP name this author of "Paterson" who wrote that "so much depends/upon/a red wheel/barrow."
This poet described how the "dancers go round, they go round/and around" to the "tweedle of bagpipes" in his poem on a Breughel painting, "The Kermess."
William Carlos Williams