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In retelling the tale of Inanna — literally telling the cycle to audiences - she
listened to her own telling , and , consequently , revised that is , perceived freshly
- her own telling . By listening attentively to the telling , the teller clarifies the
vision .
In retelling the tale of Inanna — literally telling the cycle to audiences - she
listened to her own telling , and , consequently , revised that is , perceived freshly
- her own telling . By listening attentively to the telling , the teller clarifies the
vision .
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because I am young , and because I have almost nothing to tell ; it is my place to
listen now , watching the faces and gestures ... Moreover , he tells us , most of the
writing of The Stars , the Snow , the Fire took place away from his homestead .
because I am young , and because I have almost nothing to tell ; it is my place to
listen now , watching the faces and gestures ... Moreover , he tells us , most of the
writing of The Stars , the Snow , the Fire took place away from his homestead .
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because I am young, and because I have almost nothing to tell; it is my place to
listen now, watching the faces and gestures of ... Moreover, he tells us, most of
the writing of The Stars, the Snow, the Fire took place away from his homestead.
because I am young, and because I have almost nothing to tell; it is my place to
listen now, watching the faces and gestures of ... Moreover, he tells us, most of
the writing of The Stars, the Snow, the Fire took place away from his homestead.
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Contents
The Necessity to Speak | 3 |
Orthodox Heterodox Paradox | 15 |
The Degradation of Money | 27 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | A Poet's Work: The Other Side of Poetry |
| Author | Sam Hamill |
| Contributors | Malloy Lithographing (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Broken Moon Press |
| Publisher | Broken Moon Press, 1990 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 1 Apr 2008 |
| ISBN | 0913089036, 9780913089033 |
| Length | 229 pages |
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