Laura Riding: The World And I (English)

 
This is not exactly what I mean 
Any more than the sun is the sun. 
But how to mean more closely 
If the sun shines but approximately? 
What a world of awkwardness! 
What hostile implements of sense! 
Perhaps this is as close a meaning 
As perhaps becomes such knowing. 
Else I think the world and I 
Must live together as strangers and die- 
A sour love, each doubtful whether 
Was ever a thing to love the other. 
No, better for both to be nearly sure 
Each of each-exactly where 
Exactly I and exactly the world 
Fail to meet by a moment, and a word.

Équitation De Laura: Le Monde Et Le I (French)

 
N'est pas c'exactement ce qui je veux dire plus que le soleil est le 
soleil. Mais comment signifier plus étroitement si le soleil brille 
mais approximativement ? Quel monde de la maladresse ! Quels 
instruments hostiles de sens ! Peut-être c'est aussi étroitement une 
signification que peut-être devient un tel savoir. Autrement je pense 
que le monde et moi devons vivre ensemble comme étrangers et meurs-Un 
l'amour aigre, chacun douteux si était jamais une chose pour aimer 
l'autre. Le non, améliorent pour tous les deux pour être presque 
sûr chacun de chaque-exact où exactement I et exactement l'échouer 
du monde pour se réunir par un moment, et un mot.

Laura Reiten: Die Welt Und Das I (German)

 
Dieses ist nicht genau was ich irgendwie mehr bedeute, als die Sonne 
ist die Sonne. Aber, wie man genauer bedeutet, wenn die Sonne aber 
ungefähr scheint? Eine was für Welt von Ungeschicklichkeit! Welche 
feindliche Werkzeuge der Richtung! Möglicherweise ist dieses so nahe 
eine Bedeutung wie wird möglicherweise solches Wissen. Sonst denke 
ich, daß die Welt und ich als Fremde zusammen leben müssen und 
sterbe-Ein saure Liebe, zweifelhafte jede, ob überhaupt eine Sache 
war, zum die andere zu lieben. Nr., verbessern für beide, um fast 
sicher zu sein jedes von jedem-genau wo genau I und Weltausfallen bis 
zum einem Moment genau zu treffen und ein Wort.

Equitação De Laura: O Mundo E O I (Portuguese)

 
Este não é exatamente o que eu significo mais do que o sol é o sol. 
Mas como significar mais pròxima se o sol brilhar mas 
aproximadamente? Que mundo do awkwardness! Que instrumentos hostis do 
sentido! Talvez este é tão perto um meaning quanto talvez 
transforma-se tal saber. Mais eu penso que o mundo e eu devemos viver 
junto como desconhecido e morro-Um do amor sour, cada um duvidoso se 
era sempre uma coisa para amar a outra. O No., melhora para ambos para 
ser quase certo cada um do cada-exato onde exatamente I e a falha do 
mundo para encontrar-se com exatamente por um momento, e uma palavra.

Montar a caballo De Laura: El Mundo Y El I (Spanish)

 
El no es exactamente lo que significo más que el sol es el sol. ¿Pero 
cómo significar más de cerca si el sol brilla pero aproximadamente? 
¡Un qué mundo de la dificultad! ¡Qué instrumentos hostiles del 
sentido! Quizás esto es tan cerca un significado como quizás se 
convierte en el tal saber.  pienso que el mundo y yo debemos vivir 
juntos como extranjeros y muero -Uno el amor amargo, cada uno dudoso 
si estaba siempre una cosa para amar la otra. No, mejora para ambos 
para ser casi seguro cada uno de cada-exacto donde exactamente I y el 
fall del mundo para satisfacer exactamente por un momento, y una 
palabra.

Laura Riding: The World And I (Blogs)

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The one place in the world where the U.S. ... - The Daily Caller by Alex Pappas (2013/06/16 21:02)
European Parliament politicians openly admit that they would like to emulate America's political and legislative system.
[poetry friday] “Woolly Rider” (by Nancy Bo Flood) & Giveaway ... by laurasalas (2013/06/13 17:53)
Woolly Rider. Sit on top– sheep's kicking mad– fingers curled tight, one hand held high. Ready…set… Ya-a-a-hooo! 1 second We're flying! Whole world blurs by. 2 seconds Stomach up my throat. Crowd cheers. I'm holding on. 3 seconds Sheep ... One thought on “[poetry friday] “Woolly Rider” (by Nancy Bo Flood) & Giveaway!” Catherine Johnson on June 14, 2013 at 5:44 am said: What a fun poem, Laura. Thanks for sharing. I'll see if the library will order it. Reply ↓ ...
W. H. Auden's Juicy Missing Diary Appears! And Then Promptly ... by Alexis Coe (2013/06/12 10:00)
Does The World Need Superman? 9 Great Pop Songs From 2013 ... But so much of Wystan Hugh Auden's poetry—for both his generation and those to follow—is full of the kind of abstraction that is less readily apparent, of verses that slowly unfurl with each reading. The sentiments Auden ... The importance of music—particularly by Wagner—is addressed throughout, as are works read, most notably by Gustave Flaubert and Laura Riding. He attempts John Milton's ...
FRESH LOOKS: Laura (Riding) Jackson's “The Wind Suffers ... by Joseph Spece (2013/06/07 09:33)
FRESH LOOKS: Laura (Riding) Jackson's “The Wind Suffers”. 7 June 2013. 2 Comments. THE WIND SUFFERS. The wind suffers of blowing, The sea suffers of water, And fire suffers of burning, And I of a living nature.
CuzBook.org Progress of Stories – Laura (Riding) Jackson - Tag by SadByYou2 (2013/06/02 13:53)
“Poet, seer, muse, and occasional Fury, Laura (Riding) Jackson is back among us, mercifully and pitilessly, as a writer of fictions. A new edition of her Progress of Stories, first published in 1935, reprints the original text ...
Poetry Friday: Love Calls Us To The Things Of This World | Reading ... by readingtothecore (2013/05/23 19:05)
Love Calls Us To The Things Of This World / by Richard Wilbur / The eyes open to a cry of pulleys, / And spirited from sleep, the astounded / soul / Hangs for a moment bodiless and / simple / As false dawn. / Outside the open ...
Good-Bye to All That, Robert Graves | Mallorca Observed by mallorcaobserved (2013/05/06 00:00)
Robert Graves had come to Mallorca and the village of Deià with fellow poet Laura Riding, in October 1929, having just separated from his first wife, Nancy Nicholson. “Mallorca is paradise – if you can stand it”, Gertrude Stein reportedly told a ... Well, we are told that the 'I, Claudius' author did like his paradisiacal retreat from the world, and if you visit Ca n'Alluny, you might glimpse why, for yourself. P. S.: You may be interested to know that Ca n'Alluny, Robert Graves' ...
The TLS blog: A forbidding shadow . . . by Michael Caines (2013/05/05 12:39)
An 800-page biography appeared a few years ago; see Jonathan Lear's superb review for the TLS to get an idea of the idler's disguise and the world out of which Kierkegaard's extraordinary works emerged. ... For Laura Riding, however, writing in 1937 in response to a leading article in the TLS, it was most interesting that Kierkegaard, sceptical about the power of history lessons, looked instead to “some poet of the future” to secure his own reputation – to recognize ...
Men Like Robert Graves | Lily Dunn by lilydunn (2013/04/26 06:36)
Here is a quote from 'To A Poet in Trouble', an early Graves poem, Cold wife and angry mistress And debts: all three? Though they combine to kill you. Graves moved to Deia in 1929 with his partner Laura Riding. He had just published his bestselling autobiography 'Goodbye to All That', ... He was also shell-shocked from his time in the trenches during World War I, and wanted to escape debt. In moving to Deia with Riding, he dedicated himself to writing. Be grateful to ...
Mussoorie Writers' Mountain Festival November 7-10, 2013 ... by admin (2013/04/19 00:38)
Her first full-length book, a biography of the American modernist poet Laura Riding, was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 1994. After many years as a book editor in various New York publishing houses, she wrote A Blue Hand ...
goldilocks poetry assignment | ethanblog3 by Ethan L. (2013/04/18 07:10)
Laura (Riding) Jackson I found this poem difficult to understand because of the fact that it was very long and repetitive. Fire and Ice Robert Frost This poem was just right for me because it required the reader to think about it, but after pondering the .... I used to rule the world. Seas would rise when I gave the word. Now in the morning I sleep alone. Sweep the streets I used to own. I used to roll the dice. Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes. Listen as the crowd would sing.
Our Fourth Annual New York Times Found Poetry Student Contest ... by By KATHERINE SCHULTEN (2013/03/21 10:58)
I read many of his poems and several articles from the Encyclopedia of Walt Whitman before I started forming the poem so I knew what I wanted it to say from the start. Once I had something that looked pretty much as good as ...
14 March (1927): Hart Crane to Allen Tate - The American Reader by Staff (2013/03/14 09:37)
An irreverent Hart Crane pokes fun at fellow poets Louis Gilmore and Marianne Moore, the presiding editor of The Little Review, in this bawdy letter to Allen Tate. White Buildings, Crane's first collection of poems, had ... I envy buckandwing dancers and the Al Jolsons of the world sometimes. They don't have to encounter all these milksops… and ... world flying into trillions of tabloids I probably shall not! Your review of Laura [Riding] was just according to my estimates.
Floyd & Uyen Against 'The World' - Poetry Foundation by Dana Ward (2013/02/19 10:30)
... in Cincinnati, & as such we're in The World, Capital's temporary regency that yields up this brutal & intoxicating airspace. I'll begin there with a memory, a local memory of an early encounter with the most famous poem ever written in our little city, one that's gone rocketing through all those airs, a poem now known the world over. ..... on Tuesday, February 19th, 2013 by Dana Ward. All Posts. « The Literary Memoirs of Laura Riding Jackson · Twitter Verse: The Pentametron Poet Robot ».
The Literary Memoirs of Laura Riding Jackson - Poetry Foundation by Harriet Staff (2013/02/19 08:30)
In an essay for Jacket2 on Laura (Riding) Jackson's literary memoirs, literary scholar and poet Becky Peterson notes that (Riding) Jackson has frequently been “villianized, marginalized, and ignored” and that “The Person I Am ... Peterson describes how (Riding) Jackson felt conflicted about the relationship between her almost religious belief in the work of literature and language and the “literary world,” which she critiqued for being “ingrown, out of touch, and stifling”:.
Pas de Don't? Laura Riding vs. Harriet Monroe by Molly McQuade ... by Molly McQuade (2013/02/06 10:26)
The reclusive and itinerant American poet Laura Riding, for instance, changed addresses so often that we read her correspondence with you, over the years, as if peering from afar at a flock of one. Meanwhile, Riding seemed to seclude herself in her poetry. Her long poem, "Body's Head," led off the ... In "Body's Head," a mind talks to itself from within a world of its own. But the mind seems curious to know more than it can. Reading Riding's poem in its early draft, we ...
satire poem | ethanblog3 by Ethan L. (2013/01/17 08:18)
Laura (Riding) Jackson. I found this poem difficult to understand because of the fact that it was very long and repetitive. Fire and Ice. Robert Frost. This poem was just right for me because it required the reader to think about it, but after pondering the .... I used to rule the world. Seas would rise when I gave the word. Now in the morning I sleep alone. Sweep the streets I used to own. I used to roll the dice. Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes. Listen as the crowd would sing.
Review of Dan Beachy-Quick's Wonderful Investigations: Essays ... by AMY MICHELE WRIGHT (2013/01/10 14:54)
I haven't been so delighted by a collection since I read Laura (Riding) Jackson's Progress of Stories. The reminder is apt, since Beachy-Quick recalls the world she conjures in “A Fairy Tale for Older People.” His tales are populated by a ... I would have enjoyed that, but it makes of the reader a wonderful investigator to trace a path from “The Hut of Poetry,” where the collection opens, through “a point that flows” into a music box at its close. There is a line and the line is a ...
satire | ethanblog3 by Ethan L. (2013/01/10 08:23)
Laura (Riding) Jackson. I found this poem difficult to understand because of the fact that it was very long and repetitive. Fire and Ice. Robert Frost. This poem was just right for me because it required the reader to think about it, but after pondering the .... I used to rule the world. Seas would rise when I gave the word. Now in the morning I sleep alone. Sweep the streets I used to own. I used to roll the dice. Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes. Listen as the crowd would sing.
Virginia Konchan with Cathy Wagner | The Conversant by Editor1 (2012/12/28 01:00)
EVERYONE IN THE ROOM IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE WORLD AT LARGE. I make the bird a flying fist my violence ... I often wonder if contemporary female poets (especially those in academia) are caught between the extremes of some of the modernist poets' (Mina Loy's, Laura [Riding] Jackson's) relative isolation from one another, compared to the solidarities between poet-activists of the 60s and 70s (Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich). Is postfeminism's rejection of ...
Deià News Online Journal Launched in Village of Deià , Mallorca ... by Tony Wood (2012/12/19 13:34)
Deià, since the end of the First World War, has become renowned for its wealth of literary and musical residents, perhaps even eclipsing its idyllic landscape and mountains, sea and orange and olive groves. One of the first noteworthy foreigners to settle there was the English novelist, poet and scholar, Robert Graves who, together with American writer Laura Riding, founded the Seizin Press there. Graves lived in Deià until his death in 1985, after which his home ...
The Future Is Not What It Used To Be | - Quote Investigator by admin (2012/12/06 00:06)
Laura Riding? Robert Graves? Anonymous? Dear Quote Investigator: I am interested in a saying that is both humorous and shrewd: The future is not what it used to be. I have seen several other versions of the saying. The phrasing that uses the word “ain't” is often ... In 1948 his words were translated and published in English in “Our Destiny and Literature” which was part of the collection “Reflections on the World Today”. Here is the French statement and the English ...
Sarah Suzor ~ interviewed by Derek Alger | Pif Magazine by Derek Alger (2012/12/01 01:01)
Sarah Suzor's full-length collection of poetry, The Principle Agent, won the 2010 Hudson Prize and was recently published by Black Lawrence Press. She also has a forthcoming collaboration, After .... Teasing there, but every wonderful thing that has happened to me in the literary world is because of my relationship with Elizabeth. Strangely, I almost never met her. DA: How .... I've been riding on her coattails since the day we met. DA: Tell us how the Left Bank Writers ...
Isola di Rifiuti: Error by John Latta (2012/11/29 10:33)
Which made the world a tale elastic, Of no held resemblance to our purpose. —Laura (Riding) Jackson, out of “When Love Becomes Words” (Collected Poems, 1938) — O hateful error, melancholy's child! Why do'st thou shew ...
Decoding Twitter Which Boy Meets World Cast Members are Most ... by Laura Sassano (2012/11/28 12:06)
Decoding Twitter: Which 'Boy Meets World' Cast Members are Most Likely to End up on 'Girl Meets World'. By Laura Sassano. Photography by: Courtesy of ABC. November 28, 2012 - 2:06 pm. Print · Pin It. Boy Meets World Nov. 28 ... There is nothing on Rider's Twitter feed that suggests he will pop up on Girl Meets World, but there is this totally cute photo of him and Danielle that was taken rather recently. He's also .... If he doesn't do so soon, we're going to write a sad poem about it.
Already gone: a profile of Native American poet Joy Harjo — High ... by Laura Paskus (2012/10/15 00:00)
The poet Joy Harjo claims to remember her struggle through the birth canal –– leaving a past world as a warrior with weapons in hand and entering this one "puny and female and Indian in lands that were stolen." ... She had wanted to write about her experiences as a teenaged mother, or about what music has meant to her life –– riding with her parents through Oklahoma in the 1950s, she first heard Miles Davis on the car radio and his trumpet suspended her in ...
Poetry Friday is Here! The Watch That Ends the Night | laurasalas by laurasalas (2012/10/04 19:00)
Could Fate provide a better place to hide? / (See now how Fate is on the Iceberg's side?) / Titanic will be, too–if all goes well. / Hear how her engines hum across the swells. / See now her razor bow heave into view, / cleaving ...
X Poetics: Kaplan Harris on Beverly Dahlen's A Reading by Robin Tremblay-McGaw (2012/09/30 12:46)
Further, Dahlen's delayed publishing strategy invites comparison to Arthur Rimbaud, Emily Dickinson, Laura (Riding) Jackson, George Oppen, Robert Duncan, and a host of other poets who turn away from writing or publishing on political and aesthetic grounds. Dahlen does, of course, send her work out in the world, but not before she projects or hurls it into a future time far outside the present of writing. I list below the book editions to date and a table indicating dates ...
Anthony Howell on F. T. Prince and other 'maverick poets' by The Editors (2012/09/19 12:30)
A book priding itself on its difficulty can overwhelm our patience: a book that is easy to read can 'bottom out' after several poems because it is not challenging enough. In this regard, bear in mind Laura Riding's differentiation ...
Thread: Jose Craveirinha - World Literature Forum by Cleanthess (2012/09/15 11:38)
To Brazil's great credit, when the Camoes Prize was conferred for the first time at Brazil (1991, the third time overall) it didn't go to a Brazilian writer, it went to Jose Craveirinha, a poet who had a lot to say about how to face injustice ..... photocopy some of his poems at an University college in Japan in the '90s; by the way I also photocopied some of the out of print books of Swinburne, and of the first editions of the poetry books of Robert Graves and Laura Riding and the ...
There I was told: – Madge McKeithen by madge (2012/08/22 09:49)
Almost every time I stop to read poetry, I am stopped short and reminded with a strike I feel at the core of my being of the depth and breadth, the sustenance, and the perpetual relevance of poetry. When Carol Peters (who writes ... Elizabeth Bishop? Dylan Thomas? Marianne Moore? Shelley? Hannah Arendt? John Ashbery? Harryette Mullen? Laura Riding? Cecil Day Lewis (Nicholas Blake)? Wallace Stevens? Frank Bidart? Gaius Valerius Catullus? Lisa Robertson?
The PIP (Project for Innovative Poetry) Blog: Nancy Cunard by greenintegerblog (2012/08/15 07:44)
Nancy, born on March 10, 1896, grew up to be a stunning beauty with piercingly blue eyes and a graceful, almost musical way of walking, was one of the most popular young women of her day both in pre-World War I England and, ... Whoroscope, Pound's XXX Cantos, and Havelock Ellis's The Revaluation of Obscenity, along with works by Robert Graves, Louis Aragon, Richard Aldington, George Moore, John Rodker, Laura Riding, Bob Brown, and Arthur Symons.
ALERT - WINDOWS! MODIGLIANI, HEBUTERNE, RIDING AND ... by Larry Buttrose (2012/08/14 19:14)
Curiously, nine years after Hebuterne's death, a similar incident took place in London, when American poet Laura Riding threw herself from an upper window after being rebuffed by a lover. Author T.E. Lawrence ... He wrote his best-selling World War I memoir Goodbye to All That by Riding's bedside as she recovered, and the pair departed England for the hilltop village of Deya, Mallorca, in Spain, where they lived together for the next ten years. “Stop him,” Dallow ...
Just Published at LARB: An Open Letter from Matvei Yankelevich to ... by Harriet Staff (2012/07/16 07:00)
Yankelevich does so, engaging the topics of Laura (Riding) Jackson's conceptions of truth and artifice, briefly; as well as Russian Formalism in light of its poetic forebears, the Futurists, and Conceptualism's current modes worth casting ... After all , theater (as you have written before, in The Futurist Moment, for example) is what the avant-garde strove for: the theatricalization of art brings the work out of the rarefied “art world” and into everyday life, in such a way that it ...
Moses High on Psychedelics When Decalogue Received from "God ... by James M. Martin (2012/05/27 14:20)
What "prophecy" exists in Revelation is mostly just "the world ends tomorrow" stuff early in the book, and by "tomorrow" he clearly meant very soon, not 2000 years later. Kirsch explains much of this, as does Bart Ehrman in God's ... I very often get John Graves, my English composition teacher when I got my B.A., mixed up with Robert Graves, the famous English poet (he married Laura Riding, an American poet). That was my point, though: the silliness of misinterpreting ...
The Price of White Gold, In Conversation with the Poet Jessica Savitz by Poppy Samuels (2012/04/10 09:57)
The ancestor mask if part of the apotropaic uniform recognized by the poets to protect us during our artful searching, as we search for the center in these old realms – the animal world, the primitive people, the first fire, the family tree – and our torchlight makes new designs. I like trying to get as close ..... There's a Laura Riding poem, called “Death as Death” and one of the lines goes, “…the prophetic eye closing upon difficulty, opens upon comparison…” Riding's poem ...
Poems to celebrate World Poetry Day — Crooked Timber by Ingrid Robeyns (2012/03/21 01:24)
Today is World Poetry Day, and as previously announced we will celebrate it here at Crooked Timber by having an open thread where all of us can post poems, with or without translations, of our own making or borrowed from ...... Laura Riding. 64. Ingrid Robeyns 03.27.12 at 6:30 pm. Innocent Bystander — that haiku made me laugh out loud! 65. Substance McGravitas 03.27.12 at 6:53 pm. Oh well, if silly poems count… There once was a young man called Sven
Journey into Poetry: Laura Boggess | Tweetspeak ... by Laura Boggess (2012/03/19 05:00)
So when my little brother's kindergarten teachers gifted him with a book of poetry…it sort of rocked our world. Dilly Dilly Piccalilli ... We would call out the lines to each other while riding bikes down our dusty hollow, whisper them up through the crack between the wall and the bunk beds at night, sing them out from the tops of the trees we climbed. We carried them with ... When I met Laura Barkat, and she re-introduced me to poetry—I was cautious at first. But what was ...
Chelsea Twelve. Laura Riding Versus Laura Riding. Stories, Poems ... by unknown (2012/02/22 04:47)
... Versus Laura Riding. Stories, Poems, Plays Laura Riding , tutorials, pdf, ebook, torrent, downloads, rapidshare, filesonic, hotfile, megaupload, fileserve ... History of the Second World War (Part 1) · History of the Second ...
John Ashbery's Arthur Rimbaud - Hyperallergic by Barry Schwabsky (2012/01/22 09:45)
It's to be expected that when America's greatest living poet publishes a translation of one of the greatest and — to borrow a phrase from the titles of old forgotten anthologies — best-loved poets of world modernity, readers would take notice. ... which offered a spirited defense of certain kinds of “minor poetry” through sympathetic readings of such overlooked or cultish figures as John Clare, Thomas Lovell Beddoes, Raymond Roussel, John Wheelwright, Laura Riding, ...
Trends Questions Answers: i have a dream speech by khurram (2012/01/17 08:48)
I have a poem in mind...The World and I by Laura Riding. I'm not sure if it fits, though. Are there any other poems I could use? Answer:-Corinthians is not a poem. Well, an American poet would probably be best so I recommend ...
An Essay on Translation - anthonyhowelljournal by anthonyhowelljournal (2012/01/12 07:46)
Posted on January 12, 2012 by anthonyhowelljournal. TRANSLATION: A QUERY. A review by Anthony Howell of Poem into Poem: world poetry in modern verse edited by George Steiner (Penguin 10/-) first published in Stand 12, no. 2, 1971 .... actions, intentions—yet at the same time attempting 'to wed Desdemona to the huge Moor'. Introducing her Selected Poems, Laura Riding describes the crisis facing modern poetry, and then goes on to show how the problem may be shelved:.
Feminism through the World Wars | Modern Poetry ∫ The MOD Blog by Hannah Polakowski (2011/12/05 12:45)
The Philosophy of Poetry: Yeats & the Symbol →. Feminism through the World Wars. Posted on ... The poets include Amy Lowell, H.D., Mina Loy, Gertrude Stein, Laura Riding, Louise Bogan, and Marianne Moore. We also ...
Poet John Ashbery to receive a major award | Literatures and ... by litlanguiuc (2011/11/14 07:54)
Ashbery's prose has been collected in several volumes, including Selected Prose, Other Traditions (a collection of lectures on unique poets such as Raymond Roussel and Laura Riding), and Reported Sightings: Art ...
From beyond the Graves - The Olive Press by Wendy Williams (2011/10/25 00:16)
Best known for his work I Claudius, the British writer lived in Mallorca in the 1930s with his wife, the poet Laura Riding, returning at the end of World War II and remaining there until his death in 1985. Did you like this? Share it:.
Poetic Lines We Wish We'd Written | Story by ModCloth by Laura (2011/10/14 07:00)
With a passion for events, interviews, and her pet aloe plants, Laura strives to live in a world where writing poetry evokes celebrity status. When she's not planning her apartment's next face-lift, she's either befriending ...
Fashion Historia › Accessories in Fashion Studies by Heather (2011/09/30 07:30)
Another essay on the poet Laura (Riding) Jackson, titled , “Precious Objects: Laura Riding, her tiara, and the petrarchan muse” is written by Becky Peterson – herself a poet and an alumni of the MFA program in English at Mills ...
Visual Ephemera: The Cracker home of Laura Riding Jackson by Rick (2011/09/28 03:26)
I must admit I heard about the poet Laura Riding Jackson's House before I heard of her. I saw a photo ... While I don't have the simplicity of small town living, I revel in that feeling of connectedness with the natural world. I know ...
Metaphysicians in the Dark: Poetry, Thinking, and Nostalgia by Daniel Tutt (2011/09/07 07:23)
There is only each one of us, like a cave. / There is only a shut window, and the whole world outside, / And a dream of what could be seen if the window were opened, / Which is never what is seen when the window is opened.
Robert Frost's Banjo: “The World And I” by John Hayes (2011/08/11 04:00)
Laura Riding Jackson often grappled with the possibilities of meaning both in poetry & by extension in language overall in both a direct & a profound manner, as you will see in “The World And I.” Based on this poem, perhaps ...
PennSound: John Wieners by unknown (2011/06/13 00:00)
reading from the Poetry Project at St. Mark's, NY, November 7, 1996 ... from The World Record: readings at the St. Mark's Poetry Project, 1969-1980 ... For Ed Dorn (2:04): MP3; on the word "Beth" in the poem "Advice" (2:15): MP3; The Lanterns Along the Wall (8:48): MP3; on Laura Riding and giving up poetry (5:07): MP3; on process, classicism and the conjunction of poetry and truth (13:13): MP3; on Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) (3:37): MP3; A Poem for Painters (9:44) ...
Laura Riding - World Literature Forum by Paul Dorell (2011/06/02 08:12)
For a long time I disparagingly thought of Riding as having written obscurely for the sake of obscurity, but a few years ago I bought The Poems of Laura Riding, and after spending some months with her realized that she just ...
Robert Graves and Laura Riding 1. Miranda Seymour, Robert ... - zhiv by zhiv (2011/04/01 17:30)
The interesting thing about Riding is that her beliefs and strange manipulations evolved within the development of literary modernism, feminism and the world of poetry. At any rate, Robert Graves was damaged goods and he ...
The passing of a friend: Anna Mendelson of the Angry Brigade ... by Tom Turner (2011/03/21 22:16)
... after the death of his son in the First World War: “If any question why we died/ Tell them, because our fathers lied.” Here is one of Anna's poems, published under the pseudonym Grace Lake: i.m. Laura Riding if thought be ...
the shadow catcher - bookforum.com / current issue by unknown (2011/03/15 00:00)
In 1959, Norman Holmes Pearson, a friend of the poet H.D.'s as well as her literary executor, asked Robert Duncan whether he would write up something for the older author on the occasion of her birthday. ... Way ahead of his time, Duncan pays close attention to authors like Mary Butts, Mina Loy, Marianne Moore, Laura Riding, Edith Sitwell, Gertrude Stein, and Virginia Woolf, showing how even the more celebrated women writers of the time were forced to work in the shadows.
Young Haitian writers look to the future ... - PRI's The World by The World (2011/01/31 14:15)
... way forward for Haiti. Download MP3 Website for the Gathering of Young Thinkers Read and listen to Assephie Petit-Frere's poem here. ... PRI's The World ... American graduate student Laura Wagner helped start the group.
Orlando Bloom Gets Poetic in 'The Laureate' | NextMovie by Max Evry (2011/01/28 10:16)
It will follow the post-WWI period in which American poet Laura Riding accompanied Graves, his wife Nancy, and their children as he took up a post at Cairo University. A passionate love triangle formed, which culminated in ...
Casting: FOREVERLAND, LAUREATE, and WETTEST COUNTY IN ... by Joshua Brunsting (2011/01/28 10:08)
The film follows the true story of poet Robert Graves, and the love triangle between he, his wife Nancy Nicholson, and American poet, Laura Riding. Bloom will play Graves, with Poots and Condon playing Riding and ... Finally, newcomer Dane DeHaan has joined the cast (via The Playlist) of John Hillcoat's upcoming take on the Matt Bondurant novel, The Wettest County In The World. He'll next be seen on True Blood for those who may not know the name, but frankly, ...
Clockwise Cat: Factious Felines: Editorial Manifesto Too by Clockwise Cat (2011/01/21 20:12)
is not a world of born-pity poor flesh ... Here is an excerpt of a less well-known but astoundingly innovative poem by modernist poet Laura Riding (a true treasure should you be interested in exploring her work further):
Interview With Will Mackie « - The Cadaverine by Cadaverine (2011/01/09 04:52)
Educated at the University of Leeds, he holds a BA in History and an MA in English Literature, for which he wrote a dissertation about the American poet Laura Riding. Hi Will, could you tell us about your role as Managing .... In the autumn we're publishing the debut novel of Gladys Mary Coles, one of our poets; Clay is a moving First World War narrative about a poet and his love for his best friend and his brother's wife. We continue to support short-story writing and ...
Prompt Poem: introductory statements by people in my MFA ... by Guest Post: Andrew James Weatherhead (2010/12/13 09:26)
This takes a word from every line of Kyle Dargan's poem “Redefinition.” / This is loosely using facts from a NY Times article I found. / This poem came out of listing actions completed by myself and the world, and (re)arranging ...
Lawrence and the Arabian Adventure (aka Lawrence and the Arabs) by Groggy Dundee (2010/12/12 01:01)
... service in World War I, during which he befriended Siegfried Sassoon, Graves spent time at St. John's College (Oxford) and the University of Cairo and collaborated on several academic works with fellow poet Laura Riding.
RECONFIGURATIONS: A Journal for Poetics & Poetry / Literature ... by whow (2010/11/19 10:42)
Vincent Katz: New PennSound Author Page - June 4, 2013 / PoemTalk 67: on Catherine Wagner's "This Is a Fucking Poem" - May 27, 2013 / PennSound Congratulates Man Booker Prize Winner Lydia Davis - May 22, 2013.
hanged man perspectives: 'Love's not so pure and abstract as they ... by NJP (2010/11/02 06:09)
It's a vulnerable world of affirmation, deformation, offering and denial; we all know it: it's what makes us tick. Blandine Longre has found a language for the push/pull, the gut-wrenching/the .... I am not familiar with the work of Laura Riding, but reading a bit about her online, I see that at a certain point she renounced poetry and turned her attention instead to a dictionary and other writing. It seems that she felt constrained by the poetic form or believed that it somehow ...
the diary of an insane person: laura riding by Rachel Judge (2010/08/24 22:01)
laura riding. i am always inspired by poetry. always. this is a poem that i read today and fell in love with. this is not exactly what i mean. any more than the sun is the sun. but how to mean more closely. if the sun shines but approximately? what a world of awkwardness! what hostile implements of sense! perhaps this is as close a meaning. as perhaps becomes such knowing. else i think the world and i. must live together as strangers and die--. a sour love, each doubtful ...
Vacation From Nowhere | Thought Catalog by Shawn Vandor (2010/08/03 08:00)
-We watched Spain defeat a clearly inferior Dutch team for the World Cup in our little white-boxed room overlooking the Mediterranean Sea (which looked, at sunset, like a perfect mirror reflection of the sky). Unfortunately, I downed an Ambien and a couple of beers at about the .... Everyone knows penises and vaginas don't make phone calls. What gives? -Visited the home of poet/translator Robert Graves where he lived, for many years, with poet Laura Riding.
Peter Larkin's Knowledge of Place | Cordite Poetry Review by Mark Dickinson (2010/07/31 07:55)
By being in the world, through an intimacy of a thorough immersion, the poetry can radically re-engage with otherness and begin to propagate alternative ways of seeing and occupying place, or at the very least, remind us of the intimacy and otherness of our surroundings. Not by relocating the human body as the central .... [22] Laura (Riding) Jackson, 'Poet: A Lying Word', in The Poems of Laura Riding, (Carcanet, 1980),. p. 216. [23] I have avoided the use of 'eco' ...
PennSound: John Ashbery by unknown (2010/07/28 12:58)
... Court Oath (1962). "They Dream Only of America" (1:09): MP3; The Suspended Life (4:15): MP3; A Life Drama (3:02): MP3; Our Youth (1:58): MP3; Landscape (1:25): MP3; A Last World (cuts off abruptly) (0:56): MP3 ... It is Berkson's recollection that the standing-room-only audience included Edwin Denby, Frank O'Hara, and "many of the younger New York poets (Padgett, Berrigan, Towle, Shapiro) and also Andy Warhol." ..... Norton Lecture Series on Laura Riding, 1990. Lecture: ...
Recently Received - Silliman's Blog by Ron (2010/05/25 21:01)
Gary Lenhart, The World in a Minute, Hanging Loose Press, Brooklyn, 2010. Tan Lin, Seven Controlled Vocabularies and Obituary 2004 / Joy of Cooking, foreword by Laura Riding Jackson, Wesleyan, Middletown, CT, 2010. Jennifer ... Robert Creeley & Daphne Marlatt, The 1963 Vancouver Poetry Conference / Robert Creeley's Contexts of Poetry – With Daphne Marlatt's Journal Entries, Lost & Found: The CUNY Poetics Document Initiative, New York, 2010. Édouard ...
Bookishness: Poem of the Day: Laura Riding by Charles Matthews (2010/04/15 22:35)
As with the mind a world. / Likeness tells the doubting eye / That strangeness is not strange. / At an early hour and knowledge / Identity not yet familiar / Looks back upon itself from later, / And seems itself. / To-day seems now.
BOMB Magazine: Tan Lin by Katherine Elaine Sanders by Katherine Elaine Sanders (2010/03/31 08:02)
Some of the reading is clearly authored by me, some is machine algorithms or library systems, some is by others, as with the Barthes index or the Laura Riding foreword. .... I'm interested in the formats and micro-formats of reading, and their coupling to other things in the world, like restaurants, yoga mats, poems, former boyfriends or girlfriends, wives and husbands (and their photographs), and of course other books (and their photographs and the photographs they contain within ...
An Interview with Vrzhu (Or: On Zebras) - Chicks Dig Poetry by Sandra (2010/03/22 05:19)
Vrzhu: Truth and poetry. Laura Riding famously gave up poetry in part because she felt it couldn't tell the truth. Obviously, we know that the voice in and of the poem is not the same as the poet, or least is not co-extensive with the poet, but in a larger sense, how important is capital T Truth to a poem or ... There's a gap between the way we're talking about poets, in these last few questions, and the everyday reality of writing poems and moving them out into the world.
Beyond Careerism? (Redistributing Poetic Effort) - Poetry Foundation by Thom Donovan (2010/03/12 18:23)
Career, life — it comes to the same thing. / It takes about twenty years to become a poet. / It can go faster if you don't have to work, but not always. / “To become a poet” — to know exactly how much you're never going to know.
I Like Amy King A Lot | HTMLGIANT by Roxane Gay (2010/03/10 10:13)
I knew I was wet behind the ears; I needed to get a sense of myself in this city and the city itself before I could enter the NYC poetry world in any firm way. .... come up with a few examples (the wine is kicking in) like Kahlo's self portraits, the candid work Diane Arbus did, the rawness of Cesar Vallejo's poetry, some of di Chirico's earlier less aesthetically-pleasing work (that tops Dali's attempts), Laura Riding Jackson's incredible fiction (yes, fiction) … oh god, who else.
Tinfish Editor's Blog: Not "why poetry?" but "why language?" Dinner ... by Susan M. Schultz (2010/01/31 10:57)
It might have Laura (Riding) Jackson in our living room, declaring an end to poetry because it is inevitably involved in bad faith issues, like professionalism, like competition, like decoration. "What is this?" Clinton asked of the book I passed him, containing a poem about the Dogon ... (He blind-folds kids and their parents so that they expand their abilities to perceive the world.) Without speaking, he got up and felt my husband's energy field, which extended at least a ...
– Imaginary relations - Generation Magazine by rlaforme (2010/01/11 21:41)
I: This dual interview today, which I am delighted to be a part of, is between acclaimed philosopher and inventor of deconstruction, Jacques Derrida and distinguished poet and philosopher, Laura (Riding) Jackson. The format ...
Exoskeleton: The "Future" of "Poetry" by Joyelle McSweeney by Johannes (2009/12/20 21:03)
I certainly don't think that the quoted long sentence is a good description of what the world of poetry is like right now, although it's a nicely pointed satire on the kinds of things people say when they give up reading poets younger than they are. ..... fiction writers like Djuan Barnes, Jean Rhys, and Isak Dinesen, more recent writers like Elfride Jelinek and Ursule Molinaro and (of course) Dodie Bellamy, as well as a few poets--Mina Loy, early Laura Riding, Helen Adam.
A New Cult Of Domesticity - The Rumpus.net by Virginia Konchan (2009/10/07 14:02)
It was unfortunate that among the many preserved legacies of female American poets, one finds a preponderance of poems in which birth is used only as a metaphor. H.D., Dickinson, Niedecker, Laura Riding Jackson, Mina ...
Helen Adam Sampler by unknown (2009/08/05 12:30)
Used with the permission of The Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo. With thanks to Kristin Prevallet and Michel Basknski. © Estate of Helen Adam, 2009. Helen Adam at EPC · Helen Adam at PennSound. The Fair Young Wife The House o' the Mirror A Tale Best Forgotten Counting Out Rhyme Song for a Sea Tower Miss Laura The Chestnut Tree Cheerless Junkie's Song ... She fell on fours from the world of man, And howled her .... Miss Laura's riding with her darky groom,. Riding ...
Larry Buttrose: MEMOIR: MEETING ROBERT GRAVES by Larry Buttrose (2009/07/02 17:43)
Robert and Beryl married during World War II, after he and the American poet Laura Riding ended their more than decade long relationship. He had met Laura in 1926, and soon afterwards his first marriage broke down.
The PIP (Project for Innovative Poetry) Blog: Laura (Riding) Jackson by greenintegerblog (2009/04/27 07:55)
Laura Riding was born in New York City in 1901, the daughter of an immigrant from Austria-Hungary and a mother who had lost her health from years of work in sweatshop labor. Her father, a socialist and labor organizer, treated his ... Disgusted with American culture, and the New York literary world, she sailed to England in 1926, joining the British poet Robert Graves and his wife Nancy Nicholson. She soon began Graves's lover and collaborator, for fourteen years ...
Robert Graves: Robert Graves the Poet by milfordlawrence (2009/01/19 07:06)
In 1926 he took up a post at Cairo University, accompanied by his wife, their children, and the poet Laura Riding. He returned to London briefly, where he split up with his wife under highly emotional circumstances (at one ...
On Newly Discovered Langston Hughes Poems by Arnold Rampersad by Poetry Foundation (2008/12/30 11:30)
The second poem, which begins "I look at the world," is also cut from Hughes's radical poetic cloth. Again one hears echoes of some of his better-known poems. The line "And this is what I see," followed, as in a sermon-like ...
Lucifer Poetics: The State of NC part 2 - Fanzine by unknown (2008/12/09 00:01)
I like a good sonnet as much as the next guy, but what first attracted me to the poetry world was that it's a space where you can do anything, in any media, and find an audience willing to go along for the ride. While Lucipo contains the range of ideas about what poetry is, and .... He has a book of translations of Sylvia Plath, the anonymous The Seafarer, Laura Riding, Arthur Rimbaud, and Guillaume Apollinaire. He has twelve published books (poetry, interviews, and ...
Newer Post - The Artist's Muse by S. A. Hart (2008/07/16 16:20)
“Outside of relative historical obscurity, what does Judith Leyster, the esteemed Haarlem painter of the Baroque Era and Laura Riding Jackson, the talented American poet and essayist who died in 1991 have in common?”
Craft Vs. Conscience by Ange Mlinko - Poetry Foundation by Poetry Foundation (2008/07/09 22:47)
Duncan, meanwhile, had met and corresponded with a range of avant-garde writers and poets from Laura Riding to William Everson to Charles Olson in his studies and travels in Berkeley and around the East Coast. ..... many of their cohorts) did not view their task as mastering a verse form or even perfecting the stand-alone poem: it was about crafting a life work, with the relationship between poems, and between poet and world, replacing form as an end in itself.
Carol Peters: 2004-2012: Laura Riding by Carol Peters (2008/06/13 14:28)
Laura Riding. [from Laura Riding's The Poems of Laura Riding, editor Mark Jacobs, 2001] The Wind, The Clock, The We The wind has at last got into the clock – Every minute for itself. There's no more sixty, There's no more twelve, It's as late as it's early. The rain has washed out the numbers. The trees don't care what happens. ... The world at last got out of myself. At last we can make sense, you and I, You lone survivors on paper, The wind's boldness and the clock's ...
Robert Graves - New World Encyclopedia by unknown (2008/04/03 00:00)
Following his marriage and the end of World War I, Graves eventually entered St John's College, Oxford. ... In 1926, he took up a post at Cairo University, accompanied by his wife, their children, and the poet Laura Riding.
StormHaven: WHY I DON'T LIKE THE POETRY & PROSE OF ... by sburris (2008/01/24 11:32)
Let's be clear and honest about one thing: I read Laura (Riding) Jackson years ago when I felt it my business to read everything in English that remotely resembled poetry. I found, as I recall, a line or two that...
The Poetics of Renunciation :: litandart.com by admin (2008/01/03 14:10)
A few years ago I received a book by the poet Laura (Riding) Jackson as a gift. My friend gave the book to me with this exclamation: “Laura (Riding) Jackson is a wonderful poet! She renounced poetry!” My first thought was ...
the swiss lounge: laura riding by swiss (2007/11/30 00:57)
laura riding. The World and I This is not exactly what I mean. Any more than the sun is the sun. But how to mean more closely. If the sun shines but approximately? What a world of awkwardness! What hostile implements of ...
the enemy self: poetry & criticism of laura riding - GALATEA ... by EILEEN (2007/08/30 23:00)
The Enemy Self: Poetry & Criticism of Laura Riding by Barbara Adams (UMI Research Press, 1990) ... Dad slew all of Jenny's (Laura' cat) kittens as his way of welcoming them into the world. Laura the non-sectarian would ...
Isola di Rifiuti: High Wankery by John Latta (2007/08/15 05:50)
Laura (Riding) Jackson's sporadic—uneven—mighty writings. A whippet-quick tongue interrupt'd by smudgy vagaries, the wash'd out residue of too certain certainty. Certainly (to carry forth like a mimic thrush that particular ...
Monday, September 25, 2006 - Silliman's Blog by Ron (2006/09/25 03:34)
Monday, September 25, 2006. Beverly Dahlen is the most enigmatic American poet since Laura (Riding) Jackson . Not that Dahlen is unnecessarily difficult or .... and Creeley (“I is…), Dahlen focuses here on what she clearly envisions as the disruptor between I & Thou in any communication, “the third person, the world / the world equal to x / or any letter which may stand for the unknown / a great loss, a damnable mystery.” It's a concept that recalls the epigram to her very first book:.
Giornale Nuovo: The Life of the Dead - Spamula.net by michelangelo (2006/09/17 02:20)
The Life of the Dead (1933) is a collaboration between American poet Laura Riding Jackson and British painter John Aldridge. It is a product of the intense period when Riding and her partner Robert Graves were at the centre ...
poetry collections - Cornell University News Service by unknown (2006/08/30 00:00)
So it is fitting that a new collection of poems, "Like a Fragile Index of the World," celebrates his inauguration through the work of 38 Cornell poets, past and present. The title comes from the first couplet of "The Glowworm," a ...
Laura Riding: Not Mystery But Pain | "Intercapillary Space" by Edmund (2006/05/31 13:44)
Riding disparaged lyrical poetry as "flesh-some" though this poem, and many others, read as "here beyond", a physical experience transmuted into a series of abstractions which are felt to be, newly, the most concrete part of speech. A concept of pain ... Points at which one word misses another by a letter are often picked up by Riding, another famous "l" being world and word, where the "l" becomes a filmy membrane itself, separating the plain from its rhyme. But pain ...
The Foreboding -- 15 Poems of Robert Graves and an ... - Sohel's Blog by Sohel (2004/09/24 00:31)
Laura Riding only exacerbated an existing condition. Reading through Graves's poems, one finds oneself aching for a dose of the hated world the poet seeks protection from—even that portion of reality which is no more than ...
The Wondering Minstrels: The World and I -- Laura Riding by Sitaram (2002/06/06 04:02)
This may not even be one of the best Laura Riding poems that I've read, and it's probably also one of her least "difficult". All the same, I still think it's a really neat little machine, which brings in some of the best things about her ...
Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti : The Poetry Foundation by unknown (2001/01/31 17:00)
Citrons from the South,. Sweet to tongue and sound to eye;. Come buy, come buy.” Evening by evening. Among the brookside rushes,. Laura bow'd her head to hear,. Lizzie veil'd her blushes: Crouching close together. In the cooling weather,.

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Matters to Contemplate: Happy Trails to Larry McPherson - Reno Gazette Journal (2013/06/19 18:02)
Matters to Contemplate: Happy Trails to Larry McPhersonReno Gazette JournalIn the past, when I drove the highway through Mound House and glanced at the statuesque metallic silhouette of the Pony Express rider, it reminded me of Larry, and it always will. It's the best ... I'll bet other cowboy poets and musicians too give ...
Auburn-area community calendar | June 19 - Auburn Reporter (2013/06/19 13:25)
Auburn-area community calendar | June 19Auburn ReporterAn event wristband can be purchased for $5 and is good for unlimited games of miniature golf, petting zoo visits, rides on the trackless train, pony carousel and Tubs O' Fun, admission to all inflatable rides, participation on the rock climbing wall ...
North Tahoe and Truckee community announcements - Tahoe Daily Tribune (2013/06/17 19:07)
North Tahoe and Truckee community announcementsTahoe Daily TribunePlease make checks payable to Laura and Michael Metlenko. Checks ... Offerings on the Tahoe Truckee campus include Fundamentals of Public Speaking, Introduction to Composition, Critical Thinking and Writing about Literature, Western Civilization since ...
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Photo courtesy Elegba Folklore Society - Richmond magazine (2013/06/17 09:13)
Photo courtesy Elegba Folklore SocietyRichmond magazineThe Last Poets, a group of writers and musicians who rose to prominence during the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s and 70s, will perform after the lecture. Many early hip-hop artists have cited the group's political rhymes and creative rhythms as ...
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The AwlIn Auden's DiaryThe AwlThe importance of music—particularly by Wagner—is addressed throughout, as are works read, most notably by Gustave Flaubert and Laura Riding. He attempts John Milton's 1642 An Apology for a Pamphlet, but fails because "The adjectives are wonderful ...
I Am a Camera: An Interview with Rachel Kushner - New Yorker (blog) (2013/06/12 21:09)
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New Xbox by NSA partner Microsoft will watch you 24/7Daily CallerPossible privacy violations by Microsoft's upcoming Xbox One have come under new scrutiny since it was revealed Thursday that the tech giant was a crucial partner in an expansive Internet surveillance program conducted by the National Security Agency ...and more »
25-Year-Old Cyclist Killed By Two Taxis In East Harlem - Gothamist (2013/06/07 08:23)
25-Year-Old Cyclist Killed By Two Taxis In East HarlemGothamistThe victim, a woman whom police have not yet identified, was riding her bicycle southbound on Park Avenue around 9:20 p.m. when she was hit by a livery cab traveling westbound on East 125th Street. She was ... Laura Love will be remembered, loved and ...and more »
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Learn basic bicycle mechanicsCarver Reporter... money to charity than any other single event. The event contributes 100 percent of every rider-raised dollar directly to the Jimmy Fund. ..... The New Art Forum offers a varied program of art demonstrations, speakers, discussions, music and poetry ...and more »
2do this week: Enjoy a parade of performance artists and other activities at ... - Plain Dealer (blog) (2013/06/07 03:08)
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Sun Chronicle calendar – 6/5KeepMEcurrent.comLaura Story in concert, Friday, June 21, 7 p.m., Seaside Pavilion, 8 Sixth St., Old Orchard Beach. Tickets, $14, $19 day of show. For more ... Food, live music, petting zoo, pony rides. More than 25 contestants ... Join a Wells Reserve naturalist in a ...and more »
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Article by: LAURA BILLINGS COLEMAN , Special to the Star Tribune - Minneapolis Star Tribune (2013/06/01 12:10)
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