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September 12, 2014

"Wherever you're from sucks . . . " When at a Certain Party in NYC (poem by Erin Belieu)

(Ed note: When Erin inteviewed Mark Bibbins, he asked her to include one of her own poems. This was not to be so here is a Motionpoems video of Erin's terrific "When at a Certain Party in NYC" which first appeared in 32 Poems and which Kevin Young picked for The Best American Poetry 2011. --sdh)

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I'll never be tired of this poem.

Posted by: Marissa Despain | September 13, 2014 at 08:52 AM

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