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Ciardi

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Ciar·di  (chärd), John Anthony 1916-1986.
American poet and critic noted for his clear, ironic poetry, works of literary criticism, such as How Does a Poem Mean? (1960), and a translation of Dante's Divine Comedy (1954-1970).
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Noun1.Ciardi - United States poet and critic (1916-1986)


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I have quoted him on his need not to destroy the beauty of his work through philosophizing, which might be less than universal; the poet John Ciardi, for whom beauty was in league with clear thought, may have felt a different need in its place.
TALK IT OVER: Commenting on the notion that poets must suffer to gain inspiration for their writing, poet John Ciardi (chee-AR-dee) said, "You don't have to suffer to be a poet.
Gann's agent, meanwhile, then had the wild idea of pitching producers Mark Ciardi and Gordon Gray, the heads of Mayhem Pictures who had just done two hit movies for Disney -- ``Miracle'' and ``The Rookie.
 
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