Original sentence: His poems have been published for many years in many literary magazines and won many prizes, including the Tor House Robinson Jeffers Prize in 2003 and the Elizabeth R.Robertson's major influences are Heidegger, Whitman, Pushkin, Bashō, Cervantes, Montaigne, and Ovid
Edited sentence: Each of his poems is an ode, a fiction, an essay, an abstract painting, and a jazz recording.Each poem is an essay of existential discovery, an enterprising foray into the discursive wilderness.Each portrays visually the drift and swirl of the things themselves and the interconnected chiaroscuro of shadowy everydayness and shimmering intensity.For reviews of his poetry, see Grant Cogswell's article in the Stranger and Novella Carpenter's piece in metroactive.His major influences are Heidegger, Whitman, Pushkin, Bashō, Cervantes, Montaigne, and Ovid.His poems have been published for many years in many literary magazines and won many prizes, including for instance the Tor House Robinson Jeffers Prize in 2003 and the Elizabeth R.His poetry affirms with Aristotle that truth is most universally told through a blend of ficta and facta.His poetry is a mimesis of the streaming of Being through Nonbeing.His work is based on the belief that reality never fails, nor does the phenomenal revelatory streaming of its representation in authentic poetry.It flows continuously, pausing at times but rarely stopping.Line-breaks never halt the fluent forward progress.Poetry with Robertson acquires its archaic meaning: a made thing, ποίημα, which is to say that he defines the poem very broadly