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Ed Roberson

Ed Roberson (born 1939) is an American poet. Roberson was born and raised in Pittsburgh and graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1970,[1] and later completed graduate work at Goddard College.[2] He then served as a faculty member in the Department of English at the University of Pittsburgh[1] and at Rutgers University until 2002.[3] He married Rhonda Wiles in May 1973 who graduated from Rutgers University Douglas College and Hofstra Law School in New York. They have one child together, a daughter, Lena Illininiza Roberson, in 1976.

The Neighbor’s Street Sirens Sing

Ed Roberson

Whose Sleeves: American Tagasode

Ed Roberson

Nolan

Ed Roberson

On the Sparrow: No Blame

Ed Roberson

Here

Ed Roberson

Topoi

Ed Roberson

Summer’s Song

Ed Roberson

A Slim Volume Taken Into the Provinces

Ed Roberson

Rosetta Stone Serious Study of Love Song (from the British Museum)

Ed Roberson

Program for The Dance

Ed Roberson

The Pretty Papers Section

Ed Roberson

Poems, Sunrises, and Precedents

Ed Roberson

Party Sonnets

Ed Roberson

Noise Complaint

Ed Roberson

Nine Chicago Poems

Ed Roberson

Monk’s Bird Book

Ed Roberson

May I Ask

Ed Roberson

Margaret’s Question to the Elevator as Much as to the Man

Ed Roberson

A Low Bank of Cloud

Ed Roberson

I Don’t See

Ed Roberson

Handed the Rain

Ed Roberson

For Air

Ed Roberson

Eclogue

Ed Roberson

Der Daily Yoke

Ed Roberson

Choke

Ed Roberson

be careful

Ed Roberson

Aunt Haint

Ed Roberson

As at the Far Edge of Circling

Ed Roberson

Another Shooting

Ed Roberson

All at Once

Ed Roberson

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