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Veering down the track like a girl veering down a cobbled street in the meat-packing district, high heels from the night before, black shawl of black-tipped hairs…
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When the master was calling the roll At the primary school in Collegelands, You were meant to call back Anseo And raise your hand As your name occurred..
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Muldoon recommends Michael Dickman and Kathleen Graber, among others.
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Muldoon believes that a great poem can come out of nowhere.
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We are tiny little organisms that, if we are lucky, says Muldoon, “might have half dozen obsessions on which we can draw.”
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Repetition is just as important in politics as it is in poetry, Muldoon says.
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“Why don’t you write some ordinary poems that the rest of us can understand,” someone wrote to Muldoon.
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It’s at the heart of his poetry, and Muldoon tells us of the best metaphors he’s come up with of late.
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Everything from Irish song to Yevgeny Evtushenko.
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Muldoon talks about how meeting the great poet Seamus Heaney.
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America has taken women’s soccer seriously for quite some time, Conrad says.
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Conrad on young American virtuosos at home and abroad.
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Perhaps his royal treatment will trickle down to MLS players, Conrad says.
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Conrad proposes a European-style farming system.
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The number of people who tune in for the World Cup indicates that there is a passion for the sport in the U.S. Major League Soccer just needs to tap […]