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EssayBy R.K. Hegelman
Delmore Schwartz is often touted as an exemplary literary tragedy. A long-overdue Collected Poems showcases his extravagant genius—and his failures.
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poemBy Catherine Barnett
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poemBy Abdulkareem Abdulkareem
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AudioFrom Poetry Off the Shelf March 2024
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