Robert Frost
Jun. 25th, 2015 08:32 am“A writer has to cultivate leisure. … People made much of Frost’s so-called laziness. It was a necessary laziness. It was the way his mind, his imagination, worked; he needed all that time, the spaciousness, the ease of getting from day to day. Poems could root in those spaces. In his case, they did.”
-- Robert Penn Warren
I have been trying this ‘laziness’ thing for close to thirty years now, and I am afraid that no poems have taken root yet. I will just have to keep trying, I guess.
[Source: Jay Parini, "Robert Frost: A Life"]
-- Robert Penn Warren
I have been trying this ‘laziness’ thing for close to thirty years now, and I am afraid that no poems have taken root yet. I will just have to keep trying, I guess.
[Source: Jay Parini, "Robert Frost: A Life"]