Gary Stein: How A Trial Lawyer and Poet Speaks His Truth
Contributed by Mike Clark, Publisher Emeritus Poetry with a spirit of its own tends to find varying human forms of expression. Emily Dickinson, a recluse, wrote her metaphorical, magical poems in an upstairs Amherst bedroom. Wallace Stevens was an insurance executive who had “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird”. Walt Whitman, a news reporter, […]
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