Kunitz

[ kyoo-nits ]

noun

1. Stanley, 1905–2006, U.S. poet and translator: U.S. poet laureate 2000–01.

Example Sentences

Poets cherish their freedom; they live, as Stanley Kunitz put it, in the layers.

From The Daily Beast

Secondly, that the only way to get to the bottom being to run away from Kunitz, she was going to run.

From Project Gutenberg

Kunitz stretches right round the hill, lying clasped about its castle like a necklet of ancient stones.

From Project Gutenberg

They were going to bicycle fifteen miles to Rhl, a small town with a railway station on the main line between Kunitz and Cologne.

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Painfully the two fugitives rode through the cobbled streets of Kunitz.

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But the cobbles of Kunitz are very different from those smooth places in the park.

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