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  • Charles Wright
    Charles Wright

    …and 1977, were published as Country Music (1982), for which he won a National Book Award. In his poems Wright reflected on some of the most eternal of human concerns—time, truth, nature, and death—and balanced his unending search for transcendence with elements of the ordinary amid the ineffable. The compelling…

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    …and 1977, were published as Country Music (1982), for which he won a National Book Award. In his poems Wright reflected on some of the most eternal of human concerns—time, truth, nature, and death—and balanced his unending search for transcendence with elements of the ordinary amid the ineffable. The compelling…

    Read More