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Robert Earl Hayden
A number of poems are from American Journal, which was nominated for the National Book Award in 1978 including: Elegies for Paradise Valley, Soledad, Monet's waterlilies, and "Mystery boy" looks for kin in Nashville.
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- "A number of poems are from American Journal, which was nominated for the National Book Award in 1978 including: Elegies for Paradise Valley, Soledad, Monet's waterlilies, and "Mystery boy" looks for kin in Nashville."@en
- "A number of poems are from American journal, which was nominated for the National Book Award in 1978, including Elegies for Paradise Valley, Soledad, Monet's waterlilies, and "Mystery Boy" looks for kin in Nashville."
- "Hayden talks about his poetry with interviewer Stephen Banker."@en
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