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  • Jorie Graham

    The Taken-Down God: Selected Poems 1997–2008 (2013) and From the New World: Poems 1976–2014 (2015) are additional surveys of her work. The poems in Fast (2017) center on loss and mourning. In Runaway (2020), Graham continued to explore topical issues, notably climate change and mass…

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    The Taken-Down God: Selected Poems 1997–2008 (2013) and From the New World: Poems 1976–2014 (2015) are additional surveys of her work. The poems in Fast (2017) center on loss and mourning. In Runaway (2020), Graham continued to explore topical issues, notably climate change and mass…

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