Why does some blog grab text from other blogs and translate them to some language and then imperfectly back into English? I have no idea. But it came up with some nifty sentences:
She's almost French Canadian and almost efficiently on French.And it describes my thesis about as well as I ever did.
Its mA thesis busy sentences and its central situation of Gertrude Stein's in the letter.
She was poetry publisher and then handling publisher for gas station magazine, between 1999 and 2004.
I guess that's what can happen when you put your name out into the internets. I guess this can happen too. All kinds of poets are all up in arms over it, but I don't really see why. Anyone who reads poetry knows you didn't write the poem attributed to you there. And anyone who doesn't read poetry, well, doesn't read poetry. They don't care.
I love the comments that threaten legal action. Seriously, on what grounds? Defamation? Because they implied that you're a poet? Copyright infringement? Because you own your name? Litigousness is a disease. Use your common sense instead.
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