Articles related to "Poetaster"
Henry David Thoreau: Sometimes a Poetaster
Though Thoreau’s reputation does not center squarely on poetry, it does demonstrate that the literary life he chose was one that has been well admired.
• henry david thoreau
• ralph waldo emerson
• walden
• poll tax
• jail
Jonson's Comedies
Writing at the same time as Shakespeare, Ben Jonson developed his own comic style, relying on observation and satire over fantasy and romance.
• ben jonson
• the alchemist
• renaissance comedy
• poetaster
• every man in his humour
Marianne Moore’s ‘Poetry’
"I, too, dislike it": thus begins a poem about poetry that results in a clear portrayal of what poetry should be, and why it is important. Liking it is not necessary.
• marianne moore’s ‘poetry’
• poets on poetry
• i too dislike it
• poetaster
• readers
Rod McKuen
Rod McKuen's musical and entertainment accomplishments are undermined by his claim to the title of poet; his so-called "poems" exemplify the work of a poetaster.
• rod mckuen
• songwriter and poetaster
• ben jonson
• the play the poetaster
• john marston
Thoreau's 'Prayer'
Henry David Thoreau assessed his poetic talent by referring to himself as "sometimes a Poetaster"; his attempt at an Italian sonnet proves the accuracy of his assessment.
• henry david thoreau
• prayer
• poetaster
• italian sonnet
• philosopher