Twitter rediscovers William Carlos Williams, plum and icebox remixes ensue

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Though it’s unquestionably a great place to learn what new abhorrent racial epithets are trending, Twitter isn’t often thought of as a place to learn about early 20th-century poetry. But recently, a number of users have rediscovered the seminal work “This Is Just To Say” by American poet William Carlos Williams and have been discussing the piece with reverence, attempting to analyze how the imagist movement of the 1930s impacted future generations of poets.
Just kidding. They’ve been turning it into crappy song lyrics.