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“…in poetry or English or literature until I was a senior in high school. . I have great. English teacher in high school named Allen can for. Who reminded me of Groucho Marx. Had a mustache. Probably the first. Mayor and I ever met who …”

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“…many others well those are -- my heroes. Whoever Hopkins. -- certainly Sylvia Plath who I think has been overshadowed for so long by her. Biography. Has yet really to emerge from from that for the consummate poet she was. In fact I think probably Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath and and then for female poets huge huge influences for me. And and also. Both giving me as a female a way to look at. Being part of that that poetry pantheon because up until then you know through high school and reading. Very prescribed -- kinds of literature and and parochial school. It was male oriented and so and also. Oriented toward …”

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