Creeley

[ kree-lee ]

noun

1. Robert, 1926–2005, U.S. poet.

Example Sentences

“You have the right, ostensibly, to talk about abortion,” said Will Creeley, the legal director for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.

From New York Times

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