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Quote by Kathleen Norris

“Poets and monks... We're both sort of peripheral to the world.”

Quote by Kathleen Norris

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Kathleen Norris

Kathleen Norris is a renowned American poet, born on July 27, 1947. Her poetry is known for its profound religious sentiment and unique personal style, which has earned her a dedicated following. more

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