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March 07, 2014

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Angela, Best American Poetry, it's been a nice week! Thanks!
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This may be the first time that the names Martin Heidegger and James Schuyler have been juxtaposed in a critical article. Not sure I see the connection, if any, but I love the appreciative insights into James Schuyler, one of my favorite poets, the Elizabeth Bishop of the NY School.

Great anecdote: "Freilicher was once offered a fellowship to travel anywhere in the country to paint a scene: she choose to stay in her apartment to make a new window scene."

He is buried in a lovely little monastery cemetery on Long Island. Here are some pictures I took last fall:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gravelight/sets/72157636675900874/

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