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“I like all my children, even the squat and ugly ones.”

Quote by Howard Nemerov

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Howard Nemerov was an American poet known for his unique style and profound insight into American culture. His poetry, characterized by humor, satire, and deep emotion, had a significant impact on American poetry. more

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