How I Go About It (Effort)

Wikipedia Poem, No. 716

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Galway Kinnell (Ugly Poem)

Wikipedia Poem, No. 656

Robert Bly Is Still Alive
Robert Bly Lives
Robert Bly Breathing
Robert Bly By and By
Robert Bly Will Never Die
Robert Bly Blinks One Eye
Robert Bly Winks Is Winking
Sinking The USS Robert Bly 
Goodbye Robert Bly,
Goodbye!!!

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          for 
         his book about 
      men (1990)


    and john ashbery 
   harvard united 
in 1944 he enlisted in 1950 
and john ashbery 
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ashbery harvard united 
in 1950 and john 
ashbery harvard 
      united in new york graduated in 1950 and john 
ashbery 
        harvard 
united in 1950 and 
    john 
ashbery harvard university minnesota 
   to 
    jacob 
and 
alice bly who were 
  of norwegian and john ashbery harvard 
united in 
      1950 and alice 
bly who were 
    of norwegian ancestry 
following 
two years in 1950 and 
         john ashbery 
harvard united 
    in 
1944 he enlisted in 1944 
he enlisted 
in 1950 
    and john ashbery harvard 
    united in new 
yo

          poetry travel to 
        translate norway and others in 1956 
he received 
        a 
        fulbright 
        grant two 
      years at then to start 
     a 
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in 1954 bly spent two 
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    the writerary 
magazine arts along 
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1954 
bly 
spent two 
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    in 1954 bly determined 
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   fulbright grant two years 
at 
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justice and the fifties among 
with w d 
snodgrass 
     donald justice and harry martinson bly 
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         time 
bly — a best-selling this time 
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they had four children his first marriage he had four children 
his first married to award-winning this time bly lived on a pedestrian–train 
    including short story novelist carol bly 
          lived on a pedestrian–train 
      including 
   this wife 
and stepdaughter and children his first married to award-winning 
short story novelist and children 
incidentnd literature 
professor at fordham university 
      as of 2011— 
      and stepdaughter and stepdaughter and 
        children his first marriage he 
   had a stepdaughter 
and stepdaughter 
       and literature professor 
     at 
      fordham universe

Suggested Pairing:

Wikipedia Poem, No. 374

“Blessed be God and evermore extoll’d / Who wou’d not let me fetter’d be with Gold” Mary Astell
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