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Robert Duncan. The Truth and life of Myth
posted by RodneyPhillips @ 8:18 PM
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Friday, July 28, 2006
Robert Duncan. The Truth and life of Myth
1 Comments:
As much as I love Duncan, I can't remember ever thinking his work funny. Therefor so serious. How does that poem go, mother brother door and bed ?? Tickle my bag o' bones he never did. You are missed Rodney, so hello. --Ph
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