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Eileen Myles Reads James Schuyler

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Exploring the Concept of Dissolution in Poetry

The chapter delves into the multiple meanings of dissolution in poetry, from loose living to problem-solving, and discusses how a dissolute moment can inspire poetic creation. It reflects on the beauty found in the messiness of life, draws parallels between poetry and impromptu experiences in the digital age, and explores the balance between modern references and timeless themes in poetry.

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