So it has come to pass that the
Poetry Society of America has been
rent asunder by the decision to pin this year's Frost Medal on John Hollander's
beard. What Henry Kissinger
said about academia is doubly true of Poetryland: disputes are so vicious precisely because the stakes are so small. Besides, what's not to like about somebody who
appreciates the vastly underappreciated
Jay Wright?
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