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- Annie Finch
- An award-winning poet, author, translator, playwright, critic, editor, teaching artist, and performer of poetry and ritual, Finch is the author of several poetry collections known for their earth-spiritual themes, musicality, and craft, including Calendars, Eve, Spells, and the feminist epic Among the Goddesses, as well as numerous books on the art of poetry that emphasize women’s voices and the spiritual aspects of the art. A graduate of Yale with a Ph.D. from Stanford, Finch has received the Sarasvati Award for Poetry from the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology and the Robert Fitzgerald Award for lifetime contributions to the art and craft of Versification. Her poetry has appeared in The Penguin Book of Twentieth-Century American Poetry and onstage at Carnegie Hall. She offers talks, rituals, and workshops on poetry, poetics, ritual writing, and female-centered spirituality at conferences and gatherings.
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The link didn't work for me, so I'm not sure which YouTube version you pointed to -- but in any case, thank you...and what a find! I'm a Richard Thompson follower of many years but hadn't stumbled on Paulo Nutini.
As far as the song, I remember years back talking with a musician friend who had newly converted it to more accessible American English. He sang "the man's the good,” and I explained that "the man's the gold." The rank is just the guinea's stamp...the man is the metal, itself. Remarkable.
Sorry! The link is now fixed.
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