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Monday, May 12, 2008
To Whoever Set My Truck on Fire
Follow along as Steve Scafidi, a poet and cabinet maker living in West Virginia, reads his poem
"To Whoever Set My Truck on Fire
," courtesy of the audio archives of From the Fishouse.
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