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Amber Tamblyn Reads Didi Jackson

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Stitching Emotions in Poetry

This chapter delves into the complex interplay of humor and pain within poetry, likening its structure to a 'rock opera' that invites deeper contemplation. It emphasizes the evolution of language and the significance of intention in conveying emotional weight, while also exploring themes of unrequited love, grief, and artistic expression. The discussion highlights how poetic sensibilities influence various storytelling forms, stressing the importance of taking creative risks.

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