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Jana Prikryl Reads Anne Carson

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Exploring Formalism and Expression in Poetry

This chapter explores the impact of formal elements like structure and tone on the emotional depth of poetry, revealing how limitations within a poem can lead to enhanced creativity and evoke profound emotions.

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