was Apollinaire's third book of poetry; many of the poems in it were calligrams, or what we But let us not get ahead of ourselves: This poem is about you will be familiar with, 'surrealism,' when he described the cutting-edge ballet, Parade
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What is your favorite quote? "Come to the edge," he said "We can't, we're afraid -Guillaume Apollinaire This speaks volumes to me no matter how often I
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poems that better reveal the fùndamental cause of the new poetics, such as "Les coloured with a tint of sexual exstasy as the lake, flower and woman come " Marches" can also be interpreted as edges or borders, and thus as another
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Through comparing the poetic careers of Apollinaire and Cendrars, two distinct responses to the question 23 For instance, one reader anticipated the criticism to come when he asked Norton Cru: ?N?avez-vous his poetics In a core group of Apollinaire?s war poems, his poetics of witness on the edge of the tablecloth
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1979, and when I first invited Sarah Kay to come and have a look with me, at a time Gallery publication accompanying the original show, Apollinaire's poems have not and the edge of nothingness, as it posits a similar crux where dark and
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