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"My Life in Poetry" by Stanton A. Coblentz is a memoir written in the mid-20th century. It traces a poet’s lifelong devotion to verse, blending personal history with reflections on craft, candid editorial skirmishes, and a firm defense of traditional poetics against fashionable formlessness. Expect vivid anecdotes of apprenticeship, newsroom verse-at-speed, hard-won publications, and the burden of a severe eye condition that paradoxically deepened his focus.
The opening of the memoir explains why the author sets the record straight about his life and his poetic principles, dismissing myths and staking a clear stand for form, clarity, and continuity with the past. He recalls a childhood inspired by his mother’s readings of Longfellow, the grief that sparked his first juvenile verses, and the solace he found in Shelley and in Bryant’s anthology. Early efforts bring laborious practice, naïve long poems, a small school prize, a bruising rejection from Leonard Bacon, a flood of editorial r
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