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Does such a thing exist, or is this Hollywood movie magic?
We commend you for your excellent July 31 article "An L.I. School of Poetry: Does Such a Thing Exist?," and we are delighted that the subject of Long Island poetry is being highlighted, since we share that objective.
In your two articles about my laureateship ("An L.I. School of Poetry: Does Such a Thing Exist?," July 31, and "You Have to Get Their Attention First," June 19), I have been photographed with a rather long and arguably nasty expression of wiry hair emanating from my mentum.
He and several fellow poets, including Allen Planz, define that "school" rather narrowly: that it is (as you summarize in "An L.I. School of Poetry: Does Such a Thing Exist?") less "a unified outlook or similar elements of style" than "enduring sense of place, focused as much on its natural environment as on its geographical and metaphorical boundaries of the sea and the city".
Does such a thing even exist?
After all, who volunteers for the PTO of an "on-line academy?" Does such a thing even exist?
Moreover, in an age of global interconnection, does such a thing as "American life" even exist?
Still, referring to a trait as mystical and unquantifiable as "clutch" rarely leads anywhere constructive (does such a thing even exist?), and this public and coldly analytical dissection of his teammate's performance seemed passive-aggressive; why talk to a guy through the press when you stand next to him in the huddle?
Even if you do such a thing, tunnels still exist, as well as reasons for the U.S. to be afraid of invasions and terrorism on the American side.
But does such a thing as this exist?
