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Tag Archives: T.R. Hummer
father of the beats
There was decidedly an air of wildness about him….At first Lindsay attracted little attention. Then, in 1913,as his poetic scope widened, he began intoning his verse in ragtime rhythm, in what he called “Higher Vaudeville” presentations. He was convinced that … Continue reading
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Tagged Agnes Scott College, American Poetry, Billy Sunday, Elizabeth Ruggles, Helen Sewell Johnson, Louis Untermeyer, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Sinclair Lewis, T.R. Hummer, Vachel Lindsay, W.B. Yeats, William Dean Howells
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twisting and shouting: father of singing poetry
A lot of shouting. Vachel Lindsay was certainly no Longfellow, no Whittier. What was the fellow trying to prove anyway? Lindsay could have told them. He thought of himself as an artistic originator whose “New Poetry” would, in short order, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Dylan, Edgar Allan Poe, Hazelton Spencer, Joel Spingarn, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Pete Seeger, T.R. Hummer, Tuli Kupferberg, Vachel Lindsay, Vachel Lindsay Congo, William Blake, Woody Guthrie
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