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11.29.15- Mary / Paul

Coach Matt Slaybaugh
Coach Matt Slaybaugh
"Paul Valéry said: the opening line of a poem is like finding a fruit in the ground, a piece of fallen fruit you have never seen before, and the poet’s task is to create the tree from which such a fruit would fall."

– from Mary Ruefle’s Madness, Rack, and Honey

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Coach Matt Slaybaugh

I've written one book, scripted two dozen plays (and directed dozens more,) and spent twenty nights at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. I love to learn. It's what I most love about being a coach.


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