One poet with this first name discusses the notion that a "clown-faced woodpecker probing the dead sculpted trunk" is "some tragic falling off from a first world of undivided light", and noted that a typo for "Action painting" would be "paining", in a poem in which the last word is not completed in 
One poet with this first name discusses the notion that a "clown-faced woodpecker probing the dead sculpted trunk" is "some tragic falling off from a first world of undivided light", and noted that a typo for "Action painting" would be "paining", in a poem in which the last word is not completed in the phrase "The object of this poem is not to annihila--". This is the first name of an author who described the title object as "A scalded toothless harp, uncrushed, unstrung." in a poem that begins: "The tongue of the (*) waves tolled in the earth's bell. / Blue rippled and soaked in the fire of blue." A man with this first name wrote the poems "Meditation at Lagunitas" and "Time and Materials". This the first name of the author of "The Want Bone", who wrote a text-adventure interactive fiction called Mindwheel and used near and slant rhymes in terza rima in his 1994 verse translation of Dante's Inferno. For 10 points, name this first name of the Californian poets Hass and Pinsky.
One poet with this first name discusses the notion that a "clown-faced woodpecker probing the dead sculpted trunk" is "some tragic falling off from a first world of undivided light", and noted that a typo for "Action painting" would be "paining", in a poem in which the last word is not completed in the phrase "The object of this poem is not to annihila--".
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