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Literary Forum - Fiction, poetry, non-fiction by projectedletters.com   Literature   Comment on our authors   Hahn and Pollock « previous next » Pages: [1] Author Topic: Hahn and Pollock  (Read 810 times) Al Facinha Full Member Posts: 15 Hahn and Pollock « on: October 15, 2007, 01:23:42 PM » I have just read (apologizing for the delay) S.C.Hahn's prose poems and re-read (without any enthusiasm)  Estil Pollock's Ex Cathedra. Are they not exactly the same sort of "poetry"? I sense an obsession for foraging into the treasures of language, to find and assemble words for the fun of it only - and I don't think even they mean fun - Oh my! What a clever poet this clever poet must be, to know so many words... At least, Hahn's first piece shows some sense of humour. But it takes a poet to write a poem. Thank you. Logged Pages: [1]   « previous next » Jump to: Please select a destination: ----------------------------- Literature ----------------------------- => Comment on our authors => Fiction Workshop => Poetry Workshop => Non-fiction ----------------------------- Site Comments and Help ----------------------------- => News => Comments => ERROR ----------------------------- Film ----------------------------- => New Releases => Classic Film

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