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Roethke

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Roeth·ke  (rtk, -k, rth-), Theodore 1908-1963.
American poet whose short lyrical works were published in The Waking (1953) and other collections.

Roethke [ˈrɛtkə]
n
(Biographies / Roethke, Theodore (1908-1963) M, US, WRITING: poet) Theodore. 1908-63, US poet, whose books include Words for the Wind (1957) and The Far Field (1964)


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Among those profiled are essayist and novelist Edward Abbey (1927-89), Jimmy Carter, journalist and Everglades champion Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Charles Lindbergh, monk Thomas Merton, poet Theodore Roethke, and Stewart Udall.
The body that lies beneath the book's unbuttoned garment is revealed from page to page as an array of parts that do not comprise a whole, but nonetheless evoke what Theodore Roethke called the lyric's essential "broken music.
White, Jack Olson, Mary McCarthy, Luke May, Tom Robbins, Theodore Roethke, August Wilson, Jonathan Raban, Jon Krakauer, and David Guterson.
 
 
 
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