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| so:text | In the long poem, if there is a single governing image at the center, then anything can fit around it, meanwhile allowing for a lot of fragmentation and discontinuity on the periphery. Short poems, for me, are coherences, single instances on the periphery of a nonspecified center. I revise short poems sometimes for years, whereas, since there is no getting lost in the long poem, I engage whatever comes up in the moment and link it with its moment. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/A._R._Ammons |
| so:description | Paris Review interview (1996) (en) |
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