On a Portland side street, in a nondescript building across from a schoolyard, there’s a window just above street level. This is the window Anis Mojgani looks out of while he works. Behind the window is the room that serves as his studio. This is where he writes and works on artwork. It’s crammed full of books, papers and art supplies. This humble space belies the exalted title Mojgani has held for the past four years: Oregon poet laureate.