Margaret Atwood's City Planners Poem
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•White: Margaret Atwood, Joni Mitchell and city planning
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Margaret Atwood’s book of poetry, The Circle Game , was published in 1964 , but there is no Circle Game poem in the book.
In researching to see if Atwood had written a poem titled The City Planners , which I had never come across before.
The poem is very critical of 1960s suburban design — “the houses in pedantic rows, the planted sanitary trees”.
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