William Carlos Williams — a remark

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“I wrote the whole damn thing with a change. I was thinking of terza rima, but gave up rime—the very vague imitation of Dante.”

Reflecting on the creative process behind The Yachts · Note to Henry W. Wells, 27 July 1955

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William Carlos Williams

17 September 1883–4 March 1963

William Carlos Williams was born on 17 September 1883 in Rutherford, New Jersey, and died there on 4 March 1963. Few American writers made such a compelling argument, through both their lives and their art, that poetry could be found not in a remote ideal realm but in the streets outside one’s door, in a patient’s…

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