Diane Seuss; or when is a sonnet not a sonnet?
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I finally got around to reading her prize winning collection "frank: sonnets".  It's quite impressive.  I see the collection as a pretty bold interpretation of what makes a sonnet.  As far as I can tell, the only rule she followed is that each poem is 14 lines.  Beyond that, I see no pattern or form.

I also decided I need to educate myself on poetry written since the 1980s, so I'm thinking of going through the list of Pulitzer Price/National Book Award books for poetry since then.  I don't read nearly enough modern poetry.  I tend to stick to dead poets.  My bad.
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RE: Diane Seuss; or when is a sonnet not a sonnet? - by TranquillityBase - 07-20-2023, 09:30 PM



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