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“There is a great deal of poetry written and published today that turns its back (sometimes with apparent disdain) upon the reader.”

Posted on July 28, 2017 by Kate Stover

Who is poetry for?  What is its purpose?  If you like fist fights and barroom brawls, go ahead and ask poets and professors these questions.  You’ll see two sides emerge: One will agree with “the noted American poet” who said … Continue reading →

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