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Roger Pfingston: Poems Of Kids, Crickets, And Geological Features

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"I think poems are pieces of talk, savored and sustained. I would call them lucky talk."

-William Stafford



Roger Pfingston's poems have appeared in magazines, books, and anthologies over a period of fifty years. A recipient of a poetry fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, he has poems in And Know This Place: Poetry of Indiana, published by the Indiana Historical Society Press. His latest chapbook is A Day Marked for Telling, available from Finishing Line Press.

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