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Stevie Smith
(1902 - 1971 / Kingston upon Hull / England)
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30 poems of Stevie Smith
File Size:138 k
File Format: Acrobat Reader
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Katherine Seitel
(1/14/2008 7:13:00 AM)
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I really love this poem by her called all things pass; i think it's my favorite. it's only two lines and so simple and beautiful. i really wanted to see that movie, but I can't find it anywhere! ! !
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Disa Miller
(3/5/2006 8:53:00 PM)
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My favorite poem by Stevie Smith (Florence Smith) is 'Nor we of her to him.' I love the brother Grimm touches she put into her poems, it gives it a new flavor. in a way she's was like the Emeril of poetry. she added a little Bam! :)
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Darrell Rosenbluth
(2/8/2006 5:13:00 PM)
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There's only one poem of Stevie Smith's that I truly love and that's NOT WAVING BUT DROWNING. A wonderful movie about her life was made in the 1970's with Glenda Jackson and Mona Washbourne - great cast and great movie and good for the whole family and S. Smith was a real character - the movie captures an unusual blend of childishness, adult, dreamer, realist, tragic - curious combination. It's on video I know. It's called 'STEVIE'.
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