Hart Crane

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long poem modernist poet person poet poetry collection

Hart Crane was an American modernist poet renowned for his dense, visionary language and his ambitious long poem "The Bridge."

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	long poem → modernist poet → person → poet → poetry collection →
author	Hart Crane → Hart Crane →
birthDate	1899-07-21 →
birthPlace	Garrettsville, Ohio, United States →
burialPlace	body not recovered →
causeOfDeath	suicide →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
deathDate	1932-04-27 →
deathPlace	Gulf of Mexico →
educatedAt	East High School, Cleveland →
ethnicGroup	White American →
father	Clarence A. Crane →
fullName	Harold Hart Crane →
genre	lyric poetry → modernist poetry →
givenName	Harold →
influenced	Allen Ginsberg → Harold Bloom → Tennessee Williams →
influencedBy	Charles Baudelaire → Gerard Manley Hopkins → T. S. Eliot → Walt Whitman →
knownFor	ambitious long poem The Bridge → dense visionary language →
language	English →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
mannerOfDeath	jumped from a ship into the Gulf of Mexico →
mother	Grace Edna Hart →
movement	Modernism →
nickname	Hart Crane →
notableWork	The Bridge → The Broken Tower → White Buildings →
occupation	poet →
publicationDate	1926 →
publicationDateOfWork	1930 →
religion	raised in a Protestant background →
residence	Cleveland, Ohio NERFINISHED → New York City →
sexualOrientation	gay →
style	complex syntax → highly metaphorical diction →
workedOn	The Bridge →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Bridge → White Buildings →	author
Hart Crane ("Harold Hart Crane") →	fullName
Lost Generation →	hasNotableMember
Hart Crane →	nickname