See the article in Sunday Feb. 7, 2010 Washington Post Style section written by Dan Zak :
"Chicago has Carl Sandburg's fog, coming on little cat feet. Los Angeles has Bukowski's drunks, sleeves soaking up spilt booze. New York has as many poets as rats. Washington has . . . what, exactly? Its reputation in popular poetry is that of a way station for gestating genius, a quarry of one-liners chipped into monuments, the coronation spot of a poet laureate who lives elsewhere.
Quote a line from a poem that captures the capital as a place to live.
Can't.
Couldn't, until now.
'Full Moon on K Street' -- the first anthology of modern poetry to be wholly for, about and by current and former Washington residents -- teems with poets who've distilled the region's lifeblood into verse over the past 50 years."
FULL ARTICLE
enjoy!
stevenallenmay
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Sunday, February 07, 2010
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