The New Yorker: Poetry J. D. McClatchy Reads James Merrill
Jan 20, 2016
Renowned poet J. D. McClatchy and the host discuss James Merrill's '164 East 72nd Street' exploring wealth, city life, and personal struggles. They analyze the innovative use of language in poetry and reflect on themes of renewal in McClatchy's poem 'CaĞaloĞlu'. The podcast also touches on W. B. Yeats' poetic style and features readings of Merrill and McClatchy's works.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring James Merrill's Poem '164 East 72nd Street'
01:43 • 13min
Analyzing the Creative Use of Language in Poetry
14:52 • 2min
Jalalu: A Poetic Reflection on Cleansing and Renewal
16:27 • 7min
Exploring W. B. Yeats' Poetry Style
23:03 • 5min
Poetry Readings and Book Mentions
28:30 • 3min