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Theodore Roethke: Critical Essay by Harry Williams

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SOURCE: "Poets and Critics on Roethke," in "The Edge of What I Have": Theodore Roethke and After, Bucknell University Press, 1977, pp. 13-36.

In the following essay, Williams provides a survey of Roethke's critical reception among contemporary poets and reviewers.

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