Schlagwort: Carl Little

146. American Life in Poetry: Column 284

BY TED KOOSER, U.S. POET LAUREATE I’d guess there are lots of people, like me, who sometimes visit places which in memory are hallowed but which, through time, have been changed irreparably. It is a painful experience but it underlines life. Here Carl Little,… Continue Reading „146. American Life in Poetry: Column 284“