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Walking Light: Memoirs and Essays on Poetry

This book is a compilation of memoirs and essays that delve into the world of poetry, exploring its various aspects and the author's personal experiences with the art form. more

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Stephen Dunn
Stephen Dunn

Stephen Dunn is an American poet born on June 24, 1939. His poetry is known for its deep social consciousness and emotional expression, and has won numerous literary awards. more

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