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Jonathan Galassi Reads Frederick Seidel

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Exploring Contemporary Poetry and New York Lunch Traditions

The chapter analyzes a contemporary poet's work that blends modernist influences with a touch of irony, citing parallels with classic poets like Eliot and Pound and the Earl of Rochester. It also delves into New York's lunch poem tradition, with a discussion on a poem focusing on the ritual of lunch shared between an author and an editor, highlighting nostalgia, camaraderie, and gourmet dining experiences.

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