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Lynne Tillman Looks Inside the Diary of American Poet Charles Henri Ford
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Lynne Tillman Looks Inside the Diary of American Poet Charles Henri Ford
Dear Poet Charles Henri Ford Did the lake overturn when Narcissus fell in became opaque a mad lake— Oh poet dear please make it clear and let it recover the reflected image of that foolish lover— Amazedly Florine Stettheimer Charles Henri (né Henry) Ford made his entrance on February 10, 1908, in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, to Gertrude Cato and Charles Lloyd Ford. It was his idea to change the spelling of Henry to Henri. “I was tired of being aske…
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