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Please join us in April for Poetry Daily's first virtual book fair. We are featuring new releases from thirty poets and thirty presses. Find new books, read poets’ insights into their own work, and discover publishers' upcoming highlights. |
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Carolyn Forché: A Retrospective"Her poems ask again and again, What can we do with what we see and live through? They help us to consider our memories of Auschwitz or an image of immigrants drowned in the Rio Grande. In our deeply bifurcated world, Forché’s best writing engages in a kind of dialectic, one in which the truth of experience burns as brightly as the author’s intuition and imagination." via THE NEW YORKER |
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"When I found harris's poem, I saw myself, I saw the midwest I knew, I saw my own disregard for the interiority of others, I saw my own sloppiness. It’s a poem that performs its own searching, too—you hear the speaker reworking their language, endlessly reprocessing their positions and complicities." |
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