All the pronouncements made by critics questioning the

All the pronouncements made by critics questioning the importance of Charles Bukowski's poetry should get less of our attention than the poetry itself does, but this is probably impossible until a date far in the future, for time alone constructs the true literary canon, but not a group of critics contemporary to the work.

A. alone constructs the true literary canon, but not a group of critics contemporary to the work.
B. alone and not a group of critics contemporary with the work constructs the true literary canon.
C. alone constructs the true literary canon, a group of critics not contemporary to the work.
D. alone, not a group of critics contemporary with the work, constructs the true literary canon.
E. alone, rather than a group of critics who are contemporaries of the work, that constructs the true literary canon.

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