Kunitz

American  

[kyoo-nits] / ˈkyu nɪts /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

The four-goal performance was the first by a Penguin since Chris Kunitz did it in a win over Washington on Feb. 3, 2013.

From Seattle Times

In late summer, the owners of his boyhood home in Worcester, Massachusetts, would send him ripe pears from the tree Kunitz had planted with his mother in 1914.

From Seattle Times

Something as prosaic as a compost pile feeds not just the soil, but also the fertile imagination of someone like Stanley Kunitz, who spent summers working in his seaside garden in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

From Seattle Times

Something as prosaic as a compost pile feeds not just the soil, but also the fertile imagination of someone like Stanley Kunitz, who spent summers working in his seaside garden in Cape Cod.

From Washington Post

For Lentine, the abiding experience of her writing life was the six years she spent as Kunitz’s literary assistant, until his death in 2006 at the age of 100.

From Washington Post