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“It is hard to notice age in those who dream.”

Quote by Charles Plymell

Book:Hand on the Doorknob: A Charles Plymell Reader

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Hand on the Doorknob: A Charles Plymell Reader

The reader includes a variety of Plymell's writings, such as poetry, essays, and short stories, offering a comprehensive view of his literary contributions. more

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Charles Plymell

Charles Plymell is an American poet born on April 26, 1935. His poetry is known for its unique style and profound depiction of the American West. more

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