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"Rescue the Dead" – David Ignatow – American poet – 1914 – 1997
The poetry section of my personal library has around 400 volumes acquired over some forty years. The largest concentration is probably of works by American poets of the 20th Century, particularly those writing between the 1940s-1980s. Among them, for reasons … Continue reading
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