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A PAGE OUT OF THE DICTIONARY by John Grey POET (def) a person engaged in the creation of poetry POETRY. words placed in a kiln and heated until the outer layer hardens into a crust then dipped in a tart solution softened for about three days before being cajoled and/or tortured into the desired consistency examples include the ancient English poet highly respected in the community (see Keats, Byron, Wordsworth, Shelley, Coleridge) as was the German dichter (see Goethe, Heine) however in certain Latin American countries the average poeta was considered radical, dangerous and was always at the risk of a reading before a firing squad Gyroscope Review - !25