[Homework assignment by me. In my intro poetry class, we just read three poems from Kenneth Koch's New Addresses (2000), whose poems are instances of apostrophe, addressing non-human audiences. Apostrophe is typically found in the loftiest sort of poem — Keats speaking to the urn, Shelley speaking to the West Wind. But apostrophe can be put to other purposes, as above.]
Friday, April 24, 2009
Apostrophe
By Michael Leddy at 6:58 AM
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Oh, lofty tincture to exotic Thai and Indonesian cuisine
You bend to make palatable
the occasional good dog's bowl
O comment, bringing poesy anew! : )
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