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His Toy, His Dream, His Rest
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  • John Berryman
    John Berryman
    / Homage to Mistress Bradstreet and 77 Dream Songs

    …of 385 “Dream Songs” by His Toy, His Dream, His Rest (1968). Berryman’s work bears some relation to the confessional school of poetry that flourished among many of his contemporaries, but in his case bursts of humor sporadically light up the troubled interior landscape. This autobiographical note continued to be…

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    …of 385 “Dream Songs” by His Toy, His Dream, His Rest (1968). Berryman’s work bears some relation to the confessional school of poetry that flourished among many of his contemporaries, but in his case bursts of humor sporadically light up the troubled interior landscape. This autobiographical note continued to be…

    Read More