Robert Lowell Quotes

In It, He Pushed The Metric Of Typewriter Spaces, And Quoted From A Poem, "The Catholic Bells," To Show Us Williams's "mature Style At Fifty"! This Was A Memorable Phrase, And One That Made Maturity Seem Possible, But A Long Way Off. I More Or Less Memorized "The Catholic Bells," And Spent Months Trying To Console Myself By Detecting Immaturities In Whatever Williams Had Written Before He Was Fifty.

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