Re: Seymour's poetry

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yes.

>Lately I've been reading the collected poems of Wallace Stevens and I
>was struck by how Seymouresque a few of the poems are.  I'm not
>suggesting Stevens is a source for Seymour, just that some of his poems,
>in particular 'Six Significant Landscapes', struck me very strongly as
>the kind of poems I could imagine Seymour writing.
>
>For example:
>
>SIX SIGNIFICANT LANDSCAPES

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