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Camille Dungy

Fort Collins
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Attuned to the Multitudes: The Role of Time and Place in the Literary Imagination

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By Camille Dungy
| Poets & Writers Magazine Verified
I am frequently haunted. Ghosts—or something I have no word for besides ghosts—sometimes appear to me. Once I sat in the dining room at Yaddo. Glancing through the broad doorway, I saw a boy standing near the mansion’s ornate staircase. Light from the stained-glass windows cast shadows that concealed his face. He was maybe five years old, dressed in a jacket and shorts, both Tiffany-box blue, with a ruffled-collar shirt, like some very old-fashioned Easter suit.
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Poem Revised in a 12th Floor Hotel Room after Seeing a Man in the Building Across the Street Holding What Appears to be Binoculars

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By Camille Dungy
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Poem Revised in a 12th Floor Hotel Room after Seeing a Man in the Building Across the Street Holding What Appears to be Binoculars Published September 5, 2025 The baby sings in her high chair at the banquet. I know most people at this table, but not everyone. The keynote speaker talks about how to make beauty in today’s world. A woman we met during cocktails whispers that she wants a picture of the baby. Ray would say no. He thinks he can protect her, but I don’t. Sure, I say. Go ahead.
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