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Donald Hall: Critical Essay by Donald Hall with Cynthia Huntington, Heather McHugh, Paul Muldoon, and Charles Simic

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SOURCE: “How to Peel a Poem: Five Poets Dine Out on Verse,” in Harper's Magazine, Vol. 299, No. 1792, September, 1999, pp. 45–60.

In the following roundtable discussion, poets Hall, Cynthia Huntington, Heather McHugh, Paul Muldoon, and Charles Simic discuss their favorite poems and what makes them special.

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