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  1. Robert Lowell. Burnished, burned-out, still burning as the year. you lead me to our stamping ground. The city and its cruising cars surround. the Public Garden. All's alive—. the children crowding home from school at five, punting a football in the bricky air, the sailors and their pick-ups under trees.

  2. Home -. Robert Lowell. Robert Lowell grew up in Boston, Massachusetts, as part of a family with a distinguished literary heritage. Poets James Russell Lowell and Amy Lowell were among his ancestors. This heritage no doubt made his own father's limitations—he was a business failure after his retirement from the U.S. Navy—seem more severe.

  3. Edição Inglês | por Robert Lowell, David Gewanter, e outros. | 3 abr. 2007. 4,8 de 5 estrelas 63. Capa Comum. R$ 255,35 R$ 255, 35. em até 5x de R$ 51,07 R$51,07 ...

  4. Robert Lowell nasceu a 1º de março de 1917, em Boston. Nascido no interior de uma família protestante, cedo largou essa formação pelo catolicismo – dogma que o influenciará profundamente na feitura dos poemas de seus dois primeiros livros: Land of Unlikeness (1944) e Lord Weary’s Castle (1946), título com o qual recebeu o Prêmio Pulitzer de Poesia.

  5. Robert Lowell. 1917 –. 1977. History has to live with what was here, clutching and close to fumbling all we had—. it is so dull and gruesome how we die, unlike writing, life never finishes. Abel was finished; death is not remote, a flash-in-the-pan electrifies the skeptic,

  6. 28 de jul. de 2017 · Robert Lowell, Setting the River on Fire by Kay Redfield Jamison. reviewed by Heather Clark. In June 1959, Elizabeth Hardwick wrote to Allen Tate about her husband Robert Lowell’s recent breakdown: “I do not know the answer to the moral problems posed by a deranged person, but the dreadful fact is that in purely personal terms this deranged person does a lot of harm.”

  7. His contentment took root in the classroom amid student writers who looked up to him as mentor. To the literary world, he was the American prophet of a new poetic freedom, a structurally uninhibited lyricism that was true to self, speech, and history. Lowell was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on March 1, 1917, and was kin to poet Amy Lowell.