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Joyce Carol Oates Reads John Updike

The New Yorker: Poetry

CHAPTER

Exploring the Poetic Significance of Words

Delving into the impact of words like 'hammock' and 'dusk' in poetry, the speakers reflect on how seemingly ordinary words can carry profound meanings and emotions, shaping the essence of a poem. Through a detailed analysis of a specific poem, the conversation dissects the use of words like 'lie', 'time', 'light', 'nation', and 'furnace', emphasizing their role in constructing themes and imagery.

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