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 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