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Claim to be bored by what bored Kenneth Burke Bored withBuild upsSmearsBellyachesFlatteriesPromisesThreatsBoatsConfessionsChallengesControversiesDiagnosesDialoguesCataloguesDetailsGeneralitiesMarket reportsPetitionsProtestsPrognosticationsQuestionnairesSurveysDigestOutlinesIndictmentsInsultsInside infoOfficial hand outsApologiesThings to show how delicateThings to show how indelicateSongs or anti songsPomps and circumstancePeople with their hair downPeople with their pants downTweet tweetsYap yapsKlunk klunksTwat twatsBuzzy wuzziesRingy dingiesand SplotchThe poor baystard went out and looked across a fieldhe had cut with his putt putt Begad.
Book collected poems, 1915-1967 1967 book
Burke s epigraph for this book is Emerson s Our moods do not believe in each other Part IV of Introduction to What begins On the theory of Rolling With the PunchGo view each moodAs aiming at similitude. Kindle collected poems, 1915-1967 1967 book Then Burke wrote 28 similes of this caliber as hopeful as packing as educated as one of Pavlov s dogs as reliable as a bump on a log Burke was corny So was Pound There are fewer than ten poems in this 300 page book that I marked In To the Memory of e e cummings published in Poetry in 1963 Burke got the best of Cummings praised and made one good dig at him your heart fell dead It really did. Book collected poems, 1915-1967 1967 book you and your lower case highly individualistic ilike Emerson a much seeing eye aye sayingyou refused not to say that a naked pretty girl is worth a million statues but when you say above all things be glad and young that s what to tell a poemdamn itnot a personLike Cummings and Emerson Burke was also what Burke called Cummings a salesman selling anti salesmanship Almost all writers who take themselves seriously are that In a footnote to The Habit of Imperfect Rhyming Burke claims to have held since high school that widow shadow meadow are the most perfect possible imperfect rhymes Recitation for James Durante Esq reduces to absurdity almost all that s been said about sentence sounds or the voices of people being the things that make poems vital The first and last stanzas of the poem are enough to humiliate Robert Frost s fixed idea I said I like thatShe said you like whatI said I like what you re doingShe said what am I doingI said you knowShe said you know whatI said no whatShe said yesI said no getShe said get all goneI said nuttin. Book collected poems, 1915-1967 1967 book She said all you do is pinch themI said you mean berries or ladies behindsShe said don t get staleI said I was being freshShe said that s what I meanI said nuttin As the Curtain Rises I marked for summarizing Burke s dramaturgy as everybody wants FULFILLMENT and for defining plays as things that Imagine people doing and saying things so that you get all sorts the responses to which are That s just what they do do and So what And if not why not Somebody must be pictured trying to get something. Book collected poems, 1915-1967 1967 book That s all there is to it except the development Case History 1956 1964 I marked too for obvious reasons Who doesn t or wouldn t jes look at that he said to his Selph Then Went BackInto The HouseAnd maybe Creation Myth was worth marking I marked it In the beginning there was universal Nothing. Kindle collected poems, 1915-1967 1967 book Finally History fell a dreamingAnd dreamed all about Language And that brings us to critics who write critiques of critical criticism As a poet Burke was best at rhymed couplets then at rhymed quatrains As for his poetry it showed that the great rhetorician critic and dramaturg never saw any cause for disgruntlement grievance or complaint or reform much less revolution He was finally soft hearted and answered only to some sort of a call that language be fun and irrelevant enough 318
| Collected Poems, 1915-1967 By Kenneth Burke |
| 0520001958 |
| 9780520001954 |
| English |
| 318 |
| Hardcover |
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