Creeley

American  

[kree-lee] / ˈkri li /

noun

1. Robert, 1926–2005, U.S. poet.

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Example Sentences

Decades of legal precedent and a critical 1957 US Supreme Court decision underpin this concept, said Mr Creeley.

From BBC

I write this Robert Creeley quote on the first page:

From New York Times

As Robert Creeley put it, "Thankfully, a plurality of poetries exists."

From Salon

The self-aware and ironic detours the author takes reminded me of Robert Creeley’s line, in his essay “Reflections on Whitman in Age”: “Turn left by the old house that used to be there before it burned down.”

From New York Times

But Mr. Creeley said if officials are fearful of a student with a dissenting opinion, they should provide counter-messaging.

From Washington Times