The prolific propensities of the Type-A Poet have resulted in the routinization of poetry. Robert Frost once commented that writing free form verse was like playing tennis with the net down. The Type-A Poet doesn't care if the net's down. The Type-A Poet doesn't care if there's a net at all. And, one might add, to hell with quality control.
Production's the bottom line.
Units of poetry. The celebration honored the guru's great feat of writing 208 poems in one day, handily eclipsing his former all-time high of one hundred and five poems in a single day. Toppling the towers of sorrow Fear and defeat. In a recent year, one widely published poet who teaches at a university in Utah had five books of poetry published. He was then still in his thirties.