“the tiniest kiss / at the world’s end / ends the world.”—A. R. Ammons, “All’s All”
The poet A. R. Ammons, born 99 years ago, on Feb. 18, 1926, was celebrated for his “wisdom, pathos, humor, mortal longing, and intimations of immortality,” drawing on the tradition of Emerson, Whitman, and Frost.
The poet A. R. Ammons, born 99 years ago, on Feb. 18, 1926, was celebrated for his “wisdom, pathos, humor, mortal longing, and intimations of immortality,” drawing on the tradition of Emerson, Whitman, and Frost.
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supreme catalyst:
he spurs the rate of change."
Archibald Randolph was a conundrum: he picked tobacco and cotton and yet was well-versed in the complexities of the new scientific era.
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