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A Poem by Irving Feldman on the Day After His Birthday

Posted on September 23, 2020 by wordcloud9

Yesterday, the power company turned off our electricity for most of the day in order to replace some equipment, and so I was unable to post this piece on the actual date of Irving Feldman’s birthday. But I’m taking the … Continue reading →

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