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  • Ted Kooser

    Valentines (2008) contains poems Kooser wrote over the course of two decades on the occasion of Valentine’s Day. He subsequently published the collections Splitting an Order (2014), Kindest Regards: New and Selected Poems (2018), and Red Stilts (2020). His nonfiction work included Local Wonders:

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    Valentines (2008) contains poems Kooser wrote over the course of two decades on the occasion of Valentine’s Day. He subsequently published the collections Splitting an Order (2014), Kindest Regards: New and Selected Poems (2018), and Red Stilts (2020). His nonfiction work included Local Wonders:

    Read More