Notes Left on the Refrigerator: "This is just to say” by William Carlos Williams

"It means that William Carlos Williams is a short poem saying that someone is sorry for having a plum for breakfast.This poem seems to remain in the refrigerator. For roommates, family, lovers, most of the special style of this poet draws my attention.The author writes that he is doing the same as he is responsible for his actions Since I try to emphasize facts, I may choose to convert "I" to uppercase.

William Carlos William's poem "This is just saying" has always been imitated in some way. (See Kenneth Koch's "Changing Theme of William Carlos Williams".) "We laugh at Aoi together / then I will spray ash on them. / Please forgive me what I do Imitation of this sort is more ruthless than Twitter and people often pick up the poem and do it.The present iteration of this meme is probably due to an increase in role restrictions on Twitter (Or perhaps because of the increase in Twitter Nazi, we can all use a little break), it seems to be particularly generic and fanatical, and in order to bring even more happiness to the heart of our book, Many jokes are learned.

Please recall William Carlos Williams familiarly "This is just saying", imaginative poetry, poetry, silent poetry, or a rather poor apology. "It just says ... I borrowed your car, destroyed it and left it in New Jersey. Please forgive me." I can not imagine apologizing in the preface. In 1980, New Yorker named Allen Bridge built a telephone line called an apology line. It works by allowing you to call and check what you want, and you will be recorded. Or you can call and listen to other people's confession. Over time - this is the day before the Internet. Over time, everything has become this little confession community. People recorded the news that they answered each other. Mr. Alan Bridge's apology will reply to his message. Or from time to time he calls the caller and talks to them. "

Looking back to the biography of William Carlos Williams of Herbert Leibovitz, "I want to tell you something urgent": William Carlos Williams, book review Christopher Benfie wrote Williams' poetry. "In the early and late stages, Williams claimed faith in his friend Kenneth Bark's phrase," poetry of life, confusion of life ". The rationale for Americans is rough, new and blooming foreigners need all the help he can get Poems are essential to body health and the love of men and women. In his work 'Asphodel, that green flower', James wrote as follows.