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	Comments on: My Interview with Kelli Agodon in Redactions, Some Scenes of Hummingbirds, Supermoons, and Mt Rainier, 100 plus Heat Wave	</title>
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		By: Jennifer Barricklow		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hear, hear! Poetry is such an egalitarian genre - even the most famous poets would be hard-pressed to make ends meet solely on the income from their poetry. From teaching and speaking and such, yes, but from poetry sales? And very many poets are known and respected in a community or region but not anywhere to be found on the national scene. Great interview!
(Also, it was a stroke of genius to capture Sylvia in feline mind-control mode: You will read this and then purchase both a subscription to Redactions and Kelli&#039;s new book.) ;-)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hear, hear! Poetry is such an egalitarian genre &#8211; even the most famous poets would be hard-pressed to make ends meet solely on the income from their poetry. From teaching and speaking and such, yes, but from poetry sales? And very many poets are known and respected in a community or region but not anywhere to be found on the national scene. Great interview!<br />
(Also, it was a stroke of genius to capture Sylvia in feline mind-control mode: You will read this and then purchase both a subscription to Redactions and Kelli&#8217;s new book.) 😉</p>
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