“…the simple expediency of melody and rhythm makes his verse less verbose, less esoteric, and more lyrical. If T.S. Eliot were a young man, would he be writing rock? I doubt it. But Dylan Thomas…” —Richard Goldstein, The Poetry of Rock (1969)
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“…the simple expediency of melody and rhythm makes his verse less verbose, less esoteric, and more lyrical. If T.S. Eliot were a young man, would he be writing rock? I doubt it. But Dylan Thomas…” —Richard Goldstein, The Poetry of Rock (1969)

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