Exploring 'White Boat, Blue Boat' by James Schuyler

The chapter delves into the poem 'White Boat, Blue Boat' by James Schuyler, touching on personal connections to the poet and the vibrant poetry scene in New York at the time. It discusses the New York School of poets, Schuyler's approach to poetry emphasizing intimacy and secrets, and includes a reading of the poem by Eileen Myles. The chapter highlights the detailed imagery and precise technique used by Schuyler, particularly in the description of a scaling trunk, showcasing the depth of the poet's work.