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Michael Caines - The New Criterion

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Boris Dralyuk - The New Criterion

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By Boris Dralyuk, Michael Caines
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Sign into your account Become a subscriber Current subscribers may register for online access. Boris Dralyuk is an associate professor of English and Creative Writing at the University of Tulsa and the editor-in-chief of Nimrod International Journal. Poetry: a special section Operative words A White Russian on the rocks Three poems by Marina Tsvetaeva (in translation) My Hollywood: a triptych
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“Operative words,” by Boris Dralyuk & Michael Caines

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By Boris Dralyuk, Michael Caines, Robert Erickson
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Henri Coulette in 1965. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Operative words Purchase this and other timeless New Criterion essays in our hard-copy reprint series. It is a great irony that Henri Coulette, a poet of remarkable refinement and exquisite formal control—the son, no less, of a gifted musician—suffered from such terrible timing. Part of a cohort at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop in the 1950s that included Philip Levine, W. D.
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