Quotations
Quotations
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Renoir, whose paintings I don't much like,
Says what survives of the artist is the feeling he gives by means of objects.
I do like that, however,
The feeling put in as much as the feeling received
To make a work distinctive,
Though I'm not sure it's true,
or even it's workable.
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When Chekov died, he died at dawn,
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Charles Wright is the author of 10 books of poetry, including his most recent volume, Black Zodiac.