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		<title>Comment on Watch Any Fashion Show Backwards to See Divine Hot-Stepping in Hell! by Update &#171; Intro to Poetry at LLCC&#8211;Lit 110</title>
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		<dc:creator>Update &#171; Intro to Poetry at LLCC&#8211;Lit 110</dc:creator>
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		<title>Comment on Excited By the Burden by Paul Martinez Pompa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul Martinez Pompa</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] “These poems are care­ful and tight. Martinez Pompa gives entire worlds in 16 lines or less. He gets in and out just that fast. He makes you feel chest-heavy sad­ness, nos­tal­gia, arousal, and fear. He takes your hand and shows you char­ac­ters: some you know and some you don’t want to know; some are you. These poems are beau­ti­ful and rak­ing all at once. […] But these poems are rebel­lious and sar­cas­tic, too. They’re funny the way John Stewart is funny: because you know he’s right.” Read full review. [...]</description>
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