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Kim Addonizio, 'What Do Women Want?"

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Kim Addonizio, 'What Do Women Want?"

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@JustAnotherRando
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15•1 year ago
Just adding for clarity: Addonizio was born in 1954. The poem appears to be copyrighted in 2000.
- @just_ducky_in_NH
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  Thanks! It is powerful for 2000; I was blown away by the idea of it being written in 1954.
- @BonesOfTheMoonOP
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  2•1 year ago
  Kim still puts collections out too, reading her latest.
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  Can do! I read at least 5-10 a day.

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