Vern Rutsala
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The Moment's Equation
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published
2004
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How We Spent Our Time
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published
2006
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A Handbook for Writers: New & Selected Prose Poems (Marie Alexander Poetry Series)
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published
2004
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Little-Known Sports
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published
1994
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2 editions
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Ruined Cities
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published
1987
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2 editions
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Paragraphs
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published
1978
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3 editions
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Backtracking (Story Line Press Poetry Series)
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published
1985
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3 editions
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Selected Poems
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published
1991
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3 editions
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The Window: Poems
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published
1964
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3 editions
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Walking Home from Icehouse (Carnegie Mellon Poetry Series)
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published
1981
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“The Windowsill Over the Sink
[...] begins to crowd around you
with its clutter showing you that
you can keep everything but promises.”
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[...] begins to crowd around you
with its clutter showing you that
you can keep everything but promises.”
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“I think there is a naturally subversive role that writers play in any society, simply because they are trying to use language precisely, whereas nearly everyone else in society is trying to use language to pull the wool over our eyes or sell us something or make us vote for a particular candidate.”
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