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Charles Simic reflects on what set James Tate’s late poetry apart – The Washington Post

July 14, 2019 / Bill Schulz

https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/charles-simic-reflects-on-what-set-james-tates-late-poetry-apart/2019/07/11/6fc950d0-a182-11e9-b8c8-75dae2607e60_story.html

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