American Life in Poetry [US]:
And that is much longer than the "columns" themselves, which makes me wonder where Ted gets off calling his weekly paragraph a "column." Still, any poetry in the newspaper is better than none.
When do I get to be poet laureate, damn it?
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And that is much longer than the "columns" themselves, which makes me wonder where Ted gets off calling his weekly paragraph a "column." Still, any poetry in the newspaper is better than none.
When do I get to be poet laureate, damn it?
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