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CA Conrad and Diane Seuss WPR Reading
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17:39
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19:11
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CA reads ONLY IN STACKING BOOKS CAN THE TREE FEEL ITS WEIGHT AGAIN
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CA Conrad and Diane Seuss WPR Reading
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23:36
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23:56
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CA: This looks I know I know the shape of this poem looks like Texas and that's why I'm reading it. Texas needs poetry right now. CA takes a big sip from a white water bottle...For all of my friends in Texas dealing with the fascists down there in the government.
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CA Conrad and Diane Seuss WPR Reading
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29:49
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30:20
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CA reads "Our / little / places / within / are not / dungeons," shaking their head, and gestures with their hands pointing up in line with the poem's themes of inverse directions
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CA Conrad and Diane Seuss WPR Reading
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30:21
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30:36
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CA: I, you know, am about to leave. I teach in the fall every fall. This is my twelth year teaching in Amsterdam. People in Europe do not understand how dualistic we are.
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CA Conrad and Diane Seuss WPR Reading
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30:37
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30:53
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CA: We can't even have three political parties. It's christianity rules here. It's like the devil and god rule everything. We can't even have a third party. They won't allow us. We can't even have a third gender. Well we will anyway. We don't really care what they wanna do.
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CA Conrad and Diane Seuss WPR Reading
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34:20
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34:51
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CA repeats first line and reads: "Study how / house is/ attached"
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