Poetry Book Checked Out in 1974 Returned to Library 50 Years Later: 'We're Glad to Have It Back' According to the library, the book was due on June 3, 1974. By Raven Brunner.

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This book was teaching myself to love poetry again. It’s a coming back and a beginning. I got to write poetry and feel good about it for the first time since I was 16,” she says.

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The book is set up to be read either from the front or the back, complete with a reversed table of contents at the end. Read from the front, it's a book about American racism and immigrant experience.

However, the outlet reported that even though it was returned, due to its condition, the book won't be going back on the shelves. Related: Woman Returns Late Stepfather's Overdue Library Book ...

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