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Richard Blanco, 2013 Inaugural Poet – NYTimes.com

Posted on January 9, 2013 by fish

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Richard Blanco, 2013 Inaugural Poet – NYTimes.com.

Posted in News, Poetics, Politics | Tagged Cuba, Cuban Gay, Innauguration, Mainstream Gay, Obama, Poet Laureate | Leave a reply

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