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Jul 17, 2018 Anne rated it actually liked it

I liked looking at the selections of fine art paired with the poems. Nigh of the poems and art pieces i wasn't familiar with so this anthology seemed fresh and new to me, fifty-fifty though it has been around for years. Adjacent time I am at the MET, I will wait around for some of the art highlighted in this book. I liked looking at the selections of art paired with the poems. Most of the poems and art pieces i wasn't familiar with and then this anthology seemed fresh and new to me, even though it has been around for years. Adjacent fourth dimension I am at the MET, I will await around for some of the art highlighted in this book. ...more

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Art & Wonder: An Illustrated Anthology of Visionary Poetry is an intriguing compilation of art and poetry selected past Kate Farrell. I similar the format of the anthology which offers for a multifaceted appreciation. Here are some of the poems I appreciate: "The Kid Is Introduced to the Cosmos at Nascency" past an anonymous Omaha Indian, "The Song Turning Dorsum Into Itself 7" by Al Immature, "A Message from the Crane" by Pak Fu-Jin, "Sometimes" past Thomas McGrath, "Sailing

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Art & Wonder: An Illustrated Album of Visionary Poetry is an intriguing compilation of art and poetry selected by Kate Farrell. I like the format of the album which offers for a multifaceted appreciation. Here are some of the poems I capeesh: "The Kid Is Introduced to the Cosmos at Nascence" by an bearding Omaha Indian, "The Vocal Turning Back Into Itself vii" by Al Immature, "A Bulletin from the Crane" by Pak Fu-Jin, "Sometimes" by Thomas McGrath, "Sailing to Byzantium" by William Butler Yeats, "Invisible Particles of Air" past Gustavo Adolf Bécquer, "Top" by Charles Baudelaire, "When, With You lot Comatose" past Juan Ramón Jiménez, "Sonnet XLIII" by William Shakespeare, "Emergence" by Robert Francis, "Day-Blind" by Chana Bloch, "An Altogether Different Language" by Anne Porter, " Vermeer" by Stephen Mitchell, "The Master" past Frederick Morgan, "A Noiseless Patient Spider" by Walt Whitman, "Explosion" past Delmira Agustini, "The Secret Land" by Robert Graves, "The Paradise Inside: Adam Speaks with the Angel" past John Milton (from Paradise Lost), and "However Far You Get" by Heraclitus (deep and exhilarating).

Onward and Upwards,
Kevin Dufresne

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December 28, 2020 Annabelle rated it really liked it

For lovers of poetry, this volume is a delight. Simply for someone more than inclined to exist moved by prose, what an epiphany of sorts, to realize I wasn't that tone-deaf to poetry after all; I guess some of us never outgrew our affinity for picture books. I relished soaking in those sublime words and phrasings, as I took my fourth dimension immersing myself into each painting. A trifling, just I was hoping to come across Yeats'south The Second Coming, and anything by John Donne (though possibly not The Flea). But this was a For lovers of poetry, this book is a delight. But for someone more inclined to be moved past prose, what an epiphany of sorts, to realize I wasn't that tone-deaf to poetry afterward all; I guess some of us never outgrew our analogousness for moving-picture show books. I relished soaking in those sublime words and phrasings, as I took my time immersing myself into each painting. A trifling, simply I was hoping to come beyond Yeats's The Second Coming, and anything by John Donne (though maybe not The Flea). But this was a novel idea, and wish other museums could practice the same. And given our puddle of local visual and literary talents, Dumaguete should emulate this.

Art complements Art!

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I liked this drove well enough over all, and idea the concept of the anthology was intriguing. But I did have a wide diversity of how well the poem option (and the choice of which art to use to illustrate them) fit my personal taste, so it didn't leave me completely enthused. I liked this collection well enough over all, and idea the concept of the anthology was intriguing. Only I did have a wide variety of how well the poem selection (and the option of which art to employ to illustrate them) fit my personal taste, so information technology didn't leave me completely enthused. ...more

February 08, 2020 Jim rated it really liked it

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Mar eleven, 2017 C.B. Wentworth rated it really liked information technology

Fine art inspires fine art, right? In this beautiful collection, works of art are paired with poetry. Artwork from all unlike fourth dimension periods, styles, and geographic regions are represented, giving the viewer a wonderful tour of both famous and lesser known masterpieces. Chilean poets are paired 20th century Expressionist paintings, while English poets are paired with Japanese ink paintings. It's a wonderful juxtaposition that reminds us all how universal art and the man experience truly are. Art inspires art, right? In this beautiful collection, works of art are paired with verse. Artwork from all different time periods, styles, and geographic regions are represented, giving the viewer a wonderful bout of both famous and bottom known masterpieces. Chilean poets are paired 20th century Expressionist paintings, while English poets are paired with Japanese ink paintings. It'southward a wonderful juxtaposition that reminds u.s. all how universal art and the homo experience truly are. ...more

Sep 16, 2017 James rated it liked it

There are some gems in this collection of poems connected to art works. Still, I was disappointed to run across repetition in author/poet selection. For such a prestigious lineup I expected more than variety, if a poet appears more than than once information technology better be for an exceptional reason. Otherwise, I am not certain how I experience pairing fine art with poems if not the author'due south intention. There are some gems in this collection of poems continued to art works. However, I was disappointed to see repetition in writer/poet option. For such a prestigious lineup I expected more variety, if a poet appears more than once it ameliorate be for an exceptional reason. Otherwise, I am not sure how I feel pairing fine art with poems if not the writer'southward intention. ...more

I grew up in Southern Pines, NC and began writing poetry seriously when I was 26, after my 2 children were born. A scholarship enabled me to move with my kids to New York to pursue a degree in literature at Columbia University. There I studied with the poet Kenneth Koch and nosotros soon became friends and collaborators. My first two books were written with Koch and five solo books followed.

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I grew up in Southern Pines, NC and began writing poetry seriously when I was 26, after my ii children were built-in. A scholarship enabled me to move with my kids to New York to pursue a degree in literature at Columbia University. In that location I studied with the poet Kenneth Koch and we soon became friends and collaborators. My starting time ii books were written with Koch and five solo books followed.

My latest book is Visiting Night at the Academy of Longing, a collection of my poems published by Lavander Ink January i, 2016.

I've taught writing at Columbia and with the NY State Poets in the School Plan and have published my poesy in many journals, including Verse, Partisan Review, Manhattan Review, Harvard Review, Hudson Review, Mississippi Review and Image. My work has also been called for several editions of the the Best Spiritual Writing Series. I live with my husband in Brooklyn, NY.

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