Kenneth Koch

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Kenneth Koch was an American poet, playwright, and prominent member of the New York School known for his witty, exuberant, and experimental verse.

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Kenneth Koch canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
member of the New York School
playwright
poet
professor
country of citizenship United States of America
educated at Columbia University
Harvard University
employer Columbia University
familyName Koch
genre children's literature
drama
literary criticism
poetry
givenName Kenneth
influenced contemporary American poetry
influenced by French surrealism
linked to: Surrealism

modernist poetry
known for collaborations with New York School painters
humorous verse
teaching poetry to children
language of work or name English
member of New York School
linked to: New York Beat scene
movement New York School
postmodern poetry
name Kenneth Koch
nationality American
notable student many Columbia University poetry students
notable work Ko, or A Season on Earth
Rose, Where Did You Get That Red?
Seasons on Earth
Sleeping on the Wing
Thank You and Other Poems
The Art of Love
The Art of Poetry
The Pleasures of Peace and Other Poems
occupation literary critic
playwright
poet
professor
translator
place of activity New York City
sex or gender male
style experimental
exuberant
witty
wrote about art and poetry
everyday life
love
war

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Frank O’Hara closeColleague Kenneth Koch
Kenneth Koch name Kenneth Koch
James Schuyler associatedWith Kenneth Koch