In his descriptions of The Children's Garden, Brockhage quotes poets such as Ronald Johnson and Charles Olson, and mentions Johnson's poetry as a ray of inspiration. Also, this film is more reminiscent of William Blake's art than his poetry: there are two senses of darkness and mysterious displacement in Brockhage's imaginations.
In his descriptions of The Children's Garden, Brockhage quotes poets such as Ronald Johnson and Charles Olson, and mentions Johnson's poetry as a ray of inspiration. Also, this film is more reminiscent of William Blake's art than his poetry: there are two senses of darkness and mysterious displacement in Brockhage's imaginations.
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