Margarita Engle is an American writer known for her works in children's literature and poetry. Born on September 2, 1951, she has a passion for literature and poetry from a young age. Engle's works have been highly praised by readers and critics for their rich imagination and emotional expression.
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“There is no place more lonely Than a rich man's home.”
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“Does the work of a girl always have to be so anonymous?”
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“Hatred must be a hard thing to learn.”
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“My mind soarsand whirlsin a danceof wild fearand graceful hope.”
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“Joy and truth both have a way of peeking through any dark curtain.”
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“I feel certain that words can be as human as people, alive with the breath of compassion.”
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