Eastman, Max, 1883-1969 · New York : A.A. Knopf · leaf 102
down to violent oblivion and intense decay. With one last heaven-searching scream that shall alone re-main in memory, Their pusillanimated authors. It is not only the ingenuity of mind demanded toconstruct, without awkwardness and artificiality, thecompelling forms of poetry, that is lacking in… … LAZY VERSE lOl sible in metric poetry, are people so neuralized witheffete parlor civilization that their vital organs areincapable of resounding to the fundamental trance-engendering stroke of the tom-tom. They are in-capable of hypnosis. They are incapable of naivelyfalling asleep to dream. They…
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