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Here is a short review of Christian Wiman's new book of poems, Every Riven Thing. Wiman is the editor of Poetry, the leading poetry magazine, and is a terrific poet. If you're thinking about reading one book of contemporary poems this summer, Every Riven Thing is worth a look.
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