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“No lines of print will ever intoxicate me as Rossetti's rather florid verses did.”

Recalling the overwhelming force of his first encounter with poetry · Essay, Remembered Verses, 1933

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Robinson Jeffers

10 January 1887–20 January 1962

In the pantheon of American poetry, few figures stand as simultaneously revered and controversial as Robinson Jeffers, the brooding visionary who built his stone tower on the wild coast of California and crafted verses as uncompromising as the granite cliffs that inspired them. Born John Robinson Jeffers on January…

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