Golden age of poetry: Binghamton alumni pursue the creative life
February 03, 2021 A ray of light shot a bright finger into Milton Kessler’s Binghamton University classroom. He paused, that day’s lesson plan falling away, and began to recite lines from Theodore Roethke’s “What Can I Tell My Bones?” Moments like these stay with Gerry Crinnin and Zack Grabosky, who studied with the late English professor in the 1990s. “We were lucky to live through nothing less than a golden age of poetry,” Crinnin said during a recent Zoom discussion hosted by...
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