Criticism | December 01, 1982
On Certain Slants of Light Slipping "Zippy Zappy," From Williams
David Hamilton
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This essay began from my musing upon a claim, recently made, that there is no great poetry today, and that, in large part, because our poets are ignorant of contemporary philosophy and science.
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