W.H. Auden

And you just think, if I know as much as these people, and I've got a vision and a passion for this … There's a quote by W.H. Auden which is: 'all you need to make art is something to say and a respect and understanding of the medium'.

The Line Of Best Fit 2009

Like Brecht's verse here translated by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallmann, the music is acerbic, sharp-edged but hauntingly tuneful.

Howard Kissel: From Deadly Sins to Whipped Cream Howard Kissel 2011

She also covers the poet W.H. Auden with a new setting of "Lay Your Sleeping Head, My Love" devised by guitarist Marc Ribot.

Planning Her Own Holiday Will Friedwald 2011

Even non-English majors can cite titles, images or stanzas by W.B. Yeats, Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, Marianne Moore, W.H. Auden and Philip Larkin—and can conjure up a picture of them—while Mr. Wilbur's achievements and the man himself remain blurry.

A Great Living Poet's Rare Art of Reticence Richard B. Woodward 2011

Sometimes as I sit at my desk at night, my hands pressed to my temples, trying to come up with a poem that will be rejected by both The New Yorker and My Little Messenger, I recall an offhand remark by W.H. Auden that I read many years ago.

Where Do You Get Your Poetic Inspiration? Con Chapman 2011

Like Brecht's verse here translated by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallmann, the music is acerbic, sharp-edged but hauntingly tuneful.

Howard Kissel: From Deadly Sins to Whipped Cream Howard Kissel 2011

From Thomas Hardy to W.H. Auden, poets have found apt and awful words to fit the crimes of murderers.

The ABCBs Of Murder Tom Nolan 2011

W.H. Auden's "In Memory of W.B. Yeats" says of the great man, "Mad Ireland hurt you into poetry."

Tamsin Smith: 'A Thousand Twangling Instruments' Tamsin Smith 2011

W.H. Auden said of her: "I do not know of anyone in the Unites States today who writes better prose."

The Romantical She Amy Finnerty 2011

W.H. Auden's "In Memory of W.B. Yeats" says of the great man, "Mad Ireland hurt you into poetry."

Tamsin Smith: 'A Thousand Twangling Instruments' Tamsin Smith 2011