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Szymborska

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Szym·bor·ska  (shm-bôrsk), Wislawa Born 1923.
Polish poet noted for her metaphysical and witty poems concerning daily life and her many translations of French poetry into Polish. She won the 1996 Nobel Prize for literature.
Szymborska (Polish) [ʃɪmˈbɔrskə]
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(Biographies / Szymborska, Wisƚawa (1923 M, Polish, WRITING: poet, WRITING: writer) Wisƚawa (vɪˈswavə). born 1923, Polish poet and writer: Nobel prize for literature 1996
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