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John Newlove (June 13, 1938 – December 23, 2003) was a Canadian poet who was considered to be one of the dominant voices of prairie poetry, though he lived most of his adult life in British Columbia and Ontario.

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rdfs:comment	John Newlove (June 13, 1938 – December 23, 2003) was a Canadian poet who was considered to be one of the dominant voices of prairie poetry, though he lived most of his adult life in British Columbia and Ontario. (en) John Newlove (ur. 13 czerwca 1938 w Reginie, zm. 23 grudnia 2003 w Ottawie) – kanadyjski poeta. W swojej twórczości często nawiązywał do wspomnień z dzieciństwa, odtwarzając zapamiętany krajobraz – kanadyjską prerię. Ze względu na rytmikę wierszy został uznany za mistrza prozodii. W wierszach poruszał wątki historyczne i kwestie etniczne związane głównie z problematyką regionalną i narodową. Jego ważniejsze dzieła to zbiory poezji Grave Sirs (1962), Black Night Window (1968), The Cave (1970), The Night the Dog Smiled (1986), Apology for Absence: Selected Poems 1962-92 (1993) (pl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canadian literature Saskatchewan Barney Childs Deep Springs College Writers from Regina, Saskatchewan Regina, Saskatchewan University of Toronto University of Western Ontario Vancouver, British Columbia Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Kamsack, Saskatchewan 1938 births 2003 deaths Writers from Ottawa 1986 Governor General's Awards London, Ontario 1972 Governor General's Awards 20th-century Canadian male writers 20th-century Canadian poets Canadian male poets Governor General's Award-winning poets British Columbia Toronto List of Canadian poets Ottawa People from Kamsack, Saskatchewan TVOntario Nelson, British Columbia Ontario Canadian poetry Concordia University (Montreal) McClelland and Stewart Bravo! Governor General's Award dbr:David_Thompson_University
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has abstract	John Newlove (June 13, 1938 – December 23, 2003) was a Canadian poet who was considered to be one of the dominant voices of prairie poetry, though he lived most of his adult life in British Columbia and Ontario. (en) John Newlove (ur. 13 czerwca 1938 w Reginie, zm. 23 grudnia 2003 w Ottawie) – kanadyjski poeta. W swojej twórczości często nawiązywał do wspomnień z dzieciństwa, odtwarzając zapamiętany krajobraz – kanadyjską prerię. Ze względu na rytmikę wierszy został uznany za mistrza prozodii. W wierszach poruszał wątki historyczne i kwestie etniczne związane głównie z problematyką regionalną i narodową. Jego ważniejsze dzieła to zbiory poezji Grave Sirs (1962), Black Night Window (1968), The Cave (1970), The Night the Dog Smiled (1986), Apology for Absence: Selected Poems 1962-92 (1993) (pl)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1938 in Canada 1938 in poetry Archibald Lampman Award Judith Copithorne Culture of Saskatchewan Curtis Earle Lang Deaths in December 2003 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize John Newlove The Penguin Book of Canadian Verse Newlove 1994 in poetry 1978 in Canada 1986 Governor General's Awards 1962 in poetry 1964 in poetry 1965 in Canada 1965 in poetry 1968 in Canada 1972 Governor General's Awards 1972 in Canada List of Canadian poets List of Canadian writers Governor General's Award for English-language poetry Governor General's Award for English-language poetry or drama Governor General's Award for French-language poetry or drama List of English-language poets 2000 in poetry 2003 in Canada 2003 in poetry

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