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From Diana on 09.01.08 @ 12:11 AM

Me encantan sus textos y su interpretación. Podría escribir esta nota en inglés, pero creo que parte de mi intención es hacerle saber que sus poemas son capaces de emocionar mi cerebro sintonizado en español. Thanks Mr Mali.


From Kat-Renee Kittel on 06.22.08 @ 10:32 PM

Magnifique... (as always) Though My favorites are still "Like, You know" and "What Teachers Make" Thanks for sharing. Katie Kat.


From Gina on 05.31.08 @ 11:13 PM

This is one of my favorite pieces that you do. I love that I've read almost every story you mention, and I love that I was already reading them to my kids before I heard this. When I was little, my great-grandfather used to quote poetry and stories to me, and my very favorite was "The Song of Hiawatha" by Longfellow. I never realized how ingrained his delivery and inflections were in my mind until I was asked to read a section of it aloud in a college lit class. Afterward, my prof asked me why I had read it "that way" and I had to think about it. I've never forgotten it, any more than I've forgotten curling up with my parents and grandparents and reading for hours.


From ML Heath on 05.30.08 @ 12:46 AM

Very sweet, good sir. Just sent away for the MALI & FRIENDS dvd...Paypal don't fail me now!




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