The Poetic Sensitivity of Poetry

Zora Neale-Holland: I love your thoughts on what you think the poetic sensibility is. So sort of poetry being not just the production of poems, but a kind of way of life or an attunement to the world. Like, how would you articulate this poetic sensibility? And then I think this is perhaps related to the aloneness piece, but poetry is both a tradition, it's both a lineage, and it's this very private thing in a way. You don't really know. There are different ways to read this, but that's also, I think, one of the powerful things.