Poem of the Week | January 29, 2013
James Galvin: "A Poem from the Edge of America"
This week we’ve dug up a James Galvin poem from the early days of TMR, 1982, to be exact, issue 6:1. Much of Galvin’s work concerns the ecology of the great west, including Wyoming, where he ranches. A teacher at the Iowa workshops, and a novelist, he is the author of several poetry collections, including Resurrection Update: Collected Poems, 1975–1997 and X (2003).
A Poem from the Edge of America
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