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Interview with Marvin Bell

Marvin Bell, Ed Folsom, David Huston Groff, David H Hamilton, Dee Morris, Fred Woodard

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Interview with Marvin Bell1Part One TIR: Though one often finds small birds and trees in your poems, not many people, I suppose, have called you a nature poet.Might it be possible to say, that if you are not a nature poet exactly, you are a nature poet inexactly?MB: You know, that sounds pretty precise.I grew up in the country.

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Interview with Marvin Bell1Part One TIR: Though one often finds small birds and trees in your poems, not many people, I suppose, have called you a nature poet.Might it be possible to say, that if you are not a nature poet exactly, you are a nature poet inexactly?MB: You know, that sounds pretty precise.I grew up in the country.

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Interview with Marvin Bell1Part One TIR: Though one often finds small birds and trees in your poems, not many people, I suppose, have called you a nature poet.Might it be possible to say, that if you are not a nature poet exactly, you are a nature poet inexactly?MB: You know, that sounds pretty precise.I grew up in the country.

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