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I like to entertain one or two questions.
I'm from the California and you probably all very curious
instead of just one on one.
If you have any questions you'd like to ask me
or what I'm doing or what writing is or where I live
or where I'm staying
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I'm kidding.
Class, forget it.
We're ending a little bit early so to--
any question you like to ask?
Yes.
I was wondering [INAUDIBLE] first poem on [INAUDIBLE]..
Right.
In the last two stanzas [INAUDIBLE]
in the garden and [INAUDIBLE] mean by that?
Are you writing a paper for this?
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Because someone did.
Well the question is, I have a poem--
It really has to do with transformation
of how the elements of sound came my first book,
and I have a poem in there it's more
or less about transformation.
How things really break down and move
from one part of the Valley to the other part
and that's literal, as we have in tumbleweed,
dust, leaves, seeds that scatter birds
that scattered and so on, so it's more or less
just about transformation.
OK.
Any other questions like to ask?
Yes.
What's the title of that new book that you read from?
Who will know us
Pardon?
Who will know us
Who will know it?
Know us.
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OK.
Thank you very much.
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