Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: This sane reader says Williams writes (bad) prose

Despite the occasional strong image and consistent sentiment(ality) of his recent poems, especially those in Repair, CK Williams fails to do much with language, and therefore fails to write good poetry. His long lines carry more tendentiousness than Whitman and Ginsberg (I see Williams as a contemporary Carl Sandburg--perhaps right in his heart, but embarrassing on the page), and little of those poets' exuberance and innovation. William Logan (in The New Criterion) once wrote that reading a poem by CK Williams is like watching a dog devour its own vomit; Logan is wrong only in attributing something so fascinating to Williams's poetry: reading the poems in Repair is like watching a dog sleep. Williams is no seer or sage, but a sack of air hissing slowly.