In one episode from this work, Merselis Van Giesen melts his cufflinks so he can shoot the witchwho harasses his wife in the form of a cat. Its fourth part opens with a pastoral idyll involvingCorydon and Phyllis. This work's second section is subtitled "Sunday in the Park," and includes itsauthor's first use of the "triadic line" in the poem "The Descent." Its first section, "TheDelineaments of G
In one episode from this work, Merselis Van Giesen melts his cufflinks so he can shoot the witchwho harasses his wife in the form of a cat. Its fourth part opens with a pastoral idyll involvingCorydon and Phyllis. This work's second section is subtitled "Sunday in the Park," and includes itsauthor's first use of the "triadic line" in the poem "The Descent." Its first section, "TheDelineaments of Giants," twice includes the command "Say it! No ideas but in things." Before beingexpanded to five books, this work had four books which charted a waterfall, a (*) river below andabove the falls, and the river's exit into the sea. It opens by noting that the title town "lies in a valley underthe Passaic Falls." For 10 points, name this prose and verse epic about a New Jersey town by WilliamCarlos Williams.
In one episode from this work, Merselis Van Giesen melts his cufflinks so he can shoot the witchwho harasses his wife in the form of a cat.
Paterson