Samuel Menashe

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Poet Samuel Menashe discusses his poetry with Walter James Miller. Menashe reads some of his poems, including "The Oracle," "Bread," "Full Fathom Five," "Improvidence," "Salt and Pepper," "Walking Stick," and "At a Standstill," and talks about his use of rhyme.


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