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“I had had a dream, and that dream was a warning of what might happen to me if I rejected what I’d been and who I was.”

Posted on March 24, 2016 by Kate Stover

Philip Levine’s essay “Entering Poetry,” describes the day he began writing about the people he had worked with in Detroit auto factories.  “When I closed my eyes and looked into the past, I did not see the blazing color of … Continue reading →

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