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Hannah Aizenman remembers the poet Charles Simic, who died this week, at the age of 84. “In their compression, Simic’s imagistic poems, whether looking inward, outward, or in many directions at once, convey a sense of vastness.” https://t.co/bVqpdfzpqh — PolitiTweet.org

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“If we can green a building, we can green a block,” the C.E.O. of a green-energy startup said. “If we can green a block, we can green a neighborhood, and a city. So we should do that, and show everyone it can be done.” https://t.co/h164VbFbpp — PolitiTweet.org