http://www.everseradio.com/a-new-poet-laureate-in-town-or-what-if-geoffrey-hill-got-the-job/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=a-new-poet-laureate-in-town-or-what-if-geoffrey-hill-got-the-job Since 1999 Everse Radio has been delivering high (and low) quality literature, poetry and Arts opinion and information. In addition to a blog, it includes a newsletter, podcast and video show just because we need something to do. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:45:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.everseradio.com/a-new-poet-laureate-in-town-or-what-if-geoffrey-hill-got-the-job/#comment-329479 The new poet laureate … | The Sheila Variations Sun, 01 May 2011 14:26:23 +0000 http://everseradio.com/a-new-poet-laureate-in-town-or-what-if-geoffrey-hill-got-the-job/#comment-329479 [...] Ernie imagines what it would be like if Geoffrey Hill (a poet I love, too) got the job – and he also wrote a very funny parody of Hill to show the absurdity. (“Public sound, perforce within late gray light, Worst excesses purported, dead fur struck to asphalt”) – like: what?? Funny!! This entry was posted in writers. Bookmark the permalink. ← Women in film … Flight → [...] [...] Ernie imagines what it would be like if Geoffrey Hill (a poet I love, too) got the job – and he also wrote a very funny parody of Hill to show the absurdity. (“Public sound, perforce within late gray light, Worst excesses purported, dead fur struck to asphalt”) – like: what?? Funny!! This entry was posted in writers. Bookmark the permalink. ← Women in film … Flight → [...]

]]> http://www.everseradio.com/a-new-poet-laureate-in-town-or-what-if-geoffrey-hill-got-the-job/#comment-12056 The Divagator Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:28:27 +0000 http://everseradio.com/a-new-poet-laureate-in-town-or-what-if-geoffrey-hill-got-the-job/#comment-12056 That's superb...I think you've struck upon a new weekly feature...parodies of poets in their imagined role as US Poet Laureate...I look forward to the Billy Collins and Franz Wright editions! That’s superb…I think you’ve struck upon a new weekly feature…parodies of poets in their imagined role as US Poet Laureate…I look forward to the Billy Collins and Franz Wright editions!

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