7min chapter

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Kevin Young Reads John Berryman

The New Yorker: Poetry

CHAPTER

Exploring the Metaphor of Cows in Louisiana

A deep dive into the themes of memory, history, and resilience in the poet's work, particularly focusing on the poem 'oblivion'. The chapter dissects the imagery and symbolism of cows, discussing their connection to the earth, song, and spirituals.

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