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Shapiro is usually thought of as a New York School poet, but from the evidence of this selection it would prob-ably be more accurate to call him a Greater New York School poet. His metropolis radiates outward to com-prehend Weequahic Park and the Palisades, and his aleatory, portent-free sophistication seems confident enough to accommodate primitive, endearing, and frankly tender tropes and situations, as when ...