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Bishop's Time
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The Hudson Review
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July 1, 2008
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Bishop's Time
Elizabeth Bishop died in 1979 and immediately ascended to the heaven inhabited by dead poets-George Herbert, John Keats, and Emily Dickinson-whom everyone venerates. In a review of Alice Quinn's edition of Bishop's unfinished poems, William Logan put the following question apropos of Bishop's ascendancy: "Why has our age become so enamored of a poet who almost to the end of her life required a special taste?" Logan doesn't quite answer that question, though he does suggest what is probably undemonstrable-that readers "adore themselves for adoring her." Nor can I demonstrate that the poets listed above are indisputably ones whom everyone venerates; but they share a winning ...
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