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House and garden
I can think of no other poet writing today who can more tangibly describe the living world or express the joys and sorrows of living in it than John Engels. --R.H.W. Dillard.
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- "I can think of no other poet writing today who can more tangibly describe the living world or express the joys and sorrows of living in it than John Engels. --R.H.W. Dillard."@en
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