Between Walls
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Spring and All (1923)
Published in 1923 in Spring and All, Williams's short poem locates attention in the back wings of the hospital, a setting drawn from his medical practice. Its spare lines portray a bleak, uncultivated patch where nothing grows—cinders and the gleam of broken green glass. The poem frames a clinical urban scene as material for close observation, showing how everyday professional surroundings yielded Williams’s poetic subject matter.
Read Complete Analysesthe back wings of the hospital where nothing will grow lie cinders In which shine the broken pieces of a green bottle
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