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| They kill for sport, money, politics, love, mercy, vengeance, redemption, thrills, fear, and hate. The whys and and hows are innumerable. And as the writer develops the character of the killer, so the good writer does for the hunter. No matter what the motive, fiction writers seem to find new and interesting ways for killers to kill people.
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| American Life in Poetry by U.S. Poet Laureate, 2004-2006 |
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Perhaps you made paper leaves when you were in grade school. I did. But are our memories as richly detailed as these by Washington, D.C. poet, Judith Harris?
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