Mark Doty is one of America’s most acclaimed modern poets. Fire to Fire contains some of Doty’s new work, as well as selections from his seven earlier books of poetry.
Event: Mark Doty will be speaking and signing books
Thursday, March 20 at 7 pm
McNally Robinson Bookstore
52 Prince Street (between Lafayette and Mulberry Streets)
Guests:
Mark Doty
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Comments [4]
It's "lullilloo," and it's in Webster's New International's 1934 edition, though the word seems to have fallen out of use.
he talks as though he lives for the sound of his own voice and it's gross. like he's talking to children.
Uh, it's O.K. to get angry when some "striving" jerk nearly KILLS you.
I don't find "lullaloo" in the dictionary.
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