Triangle K, the certifying body that gave the wieners the kosher seal of approval, and its Orthodox rabbis, would have to rebut the critics themselves.
Wieners dipped into both scenes and returned to Boston, the backwater where he was born.
His many poems about sex, his celebrations of heroin, peyote, and cocaine, and his reverence — in poems that make gritty and real the heart's imperatives — for an idealized poetry so different from the facts on the ground make Wieners (born a Catholic, and, like many lapsed Catholics, prone to beliefs that fill in the blank) a devotional poet.
On that side the rocks are low enough for them to haul out on, and a few stumps of pilings can support them in an odd basking posture, curved like cocktail wieners on toothpicks.
These are her friends and neighbors gathered in their beach chairs and sprawled across their fluffed-up towels and beach blankets, with their paperbacks and newspapers and Hebrew National wieners.
He walked him into the store, tossed in a couple of dried-up wieners, and locked up.
Wieners, who commuted from his parents' home, in Milton, Massachusetts, to Boston College, was totally unfamiliar with the city's élite institutions; he was a stranger to Harvard, even though he frequented the Grolier Poetry Book Shop, situated right on its hem.
Wieners was all but invisible.
The 'Whole Special' has two wieners.
There is even a Sunday wrinkle in which the adult wieners do a midrace handoff to similarly costumed children, although that was put aside for the postseason.
We hear a crackle, then… Formally, Lauren Groff's new novel, "Fates and Furies" (Riverhead), resembles a bed that long marital use has unevenly depressed: it tells the story of an… The poet John Wieners lived, from the early nineteen-seventies until his death, in 2002, at the age of sixty-eight, at 44 Joy Street, in Boston,… The Blue Guitar, by John Banville (Knopf).
