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ABOUT Janet McCann Janet McCann is professor of English at Texas A&M University, where she has taught since 1969. Her poems have appeared in New York Quarterly, Southern Poetry Review, Poetry Australia, New Letters and other literary reviews and anthologies. She received a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in 1989.. | |||||||||
Emily's Dress "This book is a love-letter to Dickinson, while including poems on the savoring of letter-writing, photographs, and any mementos of time past. This entore chapbook allows McCann's spiritual nature to radiate images, meditations, feminine yearnings, and affections for female genius (even if an eccent4ic one). --Sybil Pittman Estes
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They Could Not You could say she was untouched History happened outside in the streets, People came and left. The round clock cottons, woolens. Put them in piles |
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