Jesse Ball is an American poet born on June 7, 1978. His poetry is known for its unique style and profound themes, and he is widely regarded as an outstanding figure in contemporary poetry.
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“This is what we bear, I thought, the nearness of other lives.”
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“We tire differently if we love or love not.”
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“I'd say writing is easier for me now than it once was, but I do less of it.”
“I am clearer in my mind and a bit less confused than I used to be.”
“I'm clearer now in what I want to say, and I know better how to say just that.”
“Different times and different structures make more sense at one point in life than at another.”
“As far as ideas about book design: I have plenty. But I also try and let people do their jobs.”
“I like small books. I like durable books. I like plain books. I like small type and thin pages.”
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“I'm an elephant today. I will need to have lots of room and also a bowl of water on the floor.”
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