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November 24, 2002
Sunday Poetry for our times
Dale Amon (Belfast, Northern Ireland/Laramie, Wy) Arts & Entertainment
I have felt for some time the Internet is bringing the "Two Cultures" together, and this poetry reading (1 MB mp3) by British poet Fred Turner is a case in point. A tree house to the stars! What a gloriously Carrollian idea!  |
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