Painting Worlds With Words
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- Motion Mystery and Magic in Art Sara Jane Lake Conklin combines paintings with poetry
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Painting Worlds With Words 
You put a lot of work into this summary of a review, Laura. I”m glad you stayed with it and gave us a sense both of the critic’s assessment and of the poet’s work.
It was a good idea, too, to post this as a file.