As a fellow poet's lovingly intimate close reading, Seamus Heaney's Keats essay in his 1980 collection Preoccupations can't be bettered.
The figures mutilate and torture each other in lovingly intimate detail, requiring the viewer to squint guiltily at each miniature atrocity.
Because Mr. Hughes grew up in Australia but has lived abroad for 35 years, he has a lovingly intimate yet detached perspective.
One of the most horribly fascinating moments in the Kenneth Starr report comes when Monica realises Bill is no longer interested in the lovingly intimate and fatherly business of being incompletely sucked off and then masturbating into a hand basin in the Oval Office - and here I direct the reader to Sections 7-8: Terminatiof of Sexual Relationship and Continuing Meetings and Calls.
It's already possible to read so much about slippy, trippy new boy-meets-girl pop group Summer Camp in that online otherworld where this kind of hyper-smart, lovingly assembled, confidently intimate music is already high up in whatever the new form of the charts is.
When she returned Bishop's edited poem, folded in a tiny bundle and sealed with a gold star, she signed it "lovingly, Rose Peebles," an intimate connection between the two poets, and a sentiment that was perhaps missing in the project named for her.
Step into a beautiful Victorian train station, along the River Swale in Richmond, North Yorkshire, to find the lovingly created Station Cinema, with three intimate screens set above the original platforms.
The crisscrossing action looks lovingly at the self-made dramas of city life, despite its intimate cruelty and looming violence, and the lyrical riffs of dialogue come bubbling off the screen, but the drama feels frictionless — an ideal of urban grit that, for all its geographical specificity, never touches the ground.
Highly theatrical and yet also intimate and informal, "Marie Antoinette" lets its story slink almost casually through its lovingly composed and rendered images.
Bookending this immense core of material are intimate accounts of Solomon's own experiences: first, as the son of parents who lovingly helped him overcome his dyslexia, but struggled (as he did) with the idea that he was gay, his own "horizontal identity"; and then finally, and very movingly, as an awkward and awed new father himself.
Lovingly, Eileen Karp, Marilyn and Stan Katz.
