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Poem: “Passing Through” by Poet & Educator Ai Ogawa
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Ai Ogawa was an American poet and educator. She won the 1999 National Book Award for Poetry for Vice: New and Selected Poems. She is noted for her uncompromising poetic vision and bleak dramatic monologues which give voice to marginalized, often poor and abused speakers. Though born Florence Anthony, she legally changed her name to […]
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