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Tracy K. Smith Reads Matthew Dickman

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Delving into the Power of 'We' in Poetry

The chapter explores the concept of 'we' in poetry and its public nature, inviting readers to connect with the speakers and bridge individual experiences. It reflects on the role of poetry in fostering empathy and understanding, serving as a timeless medium for self-expression. The forthcoming book 'Wade in the Water' is introduced, touching on themes of compassion, historical challenges, and the significance of repair in the face of adversity.

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