A Tribute to Gerald Stern
"Stern’s verse is heavily informed by his roots—in Pittsburgh, as the child of immigrants, as a worker and an activist for labor and civil rights—but is also imbued with cosmopolitanism and freewheeling whimsy. The poet, one feels, has travelled the globe without forgetting his capacity for wonder."
via The New Yorker |
|
|
|
|
|
|
