Violet Ranney Lang

I just really like that piece because I was like, oh, hey, if I had just read this piece and he told me of course it was New York school, I'd be like, sure, I buy it.

Well, his poem for Bunny Lang is about one of those New York school poets.

It's this tiny, beautiful tribute to a poet who died in 1956.

She was a co-founder of the Poets Theater.

So it's probably someone he met while he was at Harvard.

Okay.

For Bunny Lang, there in the greater light, in the trembling urgency of the night, I see a dead music pursued by a dead listener.

Ooh, I love that.