In one long poem by this author, the title man is "out of key with his time," striving to "resuscitate the dead art/Of poetry." Those lines open this man's "Hugh Selwyn Mauberly," while a much longer work of his includes sections titled "Leopoldine," "Rock-Drill" and "Throne," the last of which includes poems written while this author was incarcerated at St. Elizabeth's, a hospital to which he was sentenced when found incompetent to stand trial for treason for making WWII radio broadcasts in favor of Mussolini. Also famous for his open translations of Chinese poems, FTP name this poet of "The River- Merchant's Wife" and The Cantos who also ed
In one long poem by this author, the title man is "out of key with his time," striving to "resuscitate the dead art/Of poetry." Those lines open this man's "Hugh Selwyn Mauberly," while a much longer work of his includes sections titled "Leopoldine," "Rock-Drill" and "Throne," the last of which includes poems written while this author was incarcerated at St. Elizabeth's, a hospital to which he was sentenced when found incompetent to stand trial for treason for making WWII radio broadcasts in favor of Mussolini. Also famous for his open translations of Chinese poems, FTP name this poet of "The River- Merchant's Wife" and The Cantos who also edited Eliot's "The Waste-Land."
In one long poem by this author, the title man is "out of key with his time," striving to "resuscitate the dead art/Of poetry."
Ezra {Pound}