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The New Yorker: Poetry

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Exploring Grommeted and Gold Ecker

Delving into the meanings of the word 'grommeted' and the poem 'Gold Ecker', the chapter discusses support systems, strengthening mechanisms, and the use of asterisks in poetry for reflection on evolving thoughts. It draws parallels between the segmented structure of the poem and driving down Lombard Street, discussing the concept of Goldacre and the transformative power of imagination on our allotted experiences. The chapter also explores how ancient prophecies can be mirrored in modern tweet-like experiences, transforming the mystical into practical through artifacts like oracles.

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