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Do you have a thing for words? You're in good company. Gertrude Stein did too. Who else could write a line like, "A rose is a rose is a rose," and call it poetry? Stein--who wrote in the early part of the 20th century--is famous for playing with language to the point of making it nonsense. Check out her book, " Tender Buttons," to get a glimpse at her quirky literary humor.

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<td>I am... Gertrude Stein Do you have a thing for words? You're in good company. Gertrude Stein did too. Who else could write a line like, "A rose is a rose is a rose," and call it poetry? <a href="/play/quizzes/results/0,,605701_671100-7,00.html?par=gu|blog|poet" target="_blank">Read more</a>... <a href="/play/quizzes/pages/0,,643134,00.html?par=gu|blog|poet" target="_blank">Which poet are you?</a></td>
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