Exploring the Poem 'A Stranger' by Said Jones

Margaret Atwood, in conversation, delves into the poem 'A Stranger' by Said Jones, expressing how it captures the theme of loss and memory. The poem's exploration of where the dead go when they die resonates with Atwood, who relates it to personal experiences of seeing deceased individuals in passing strangers. The discussion reflects on the theme of memory and loss, pondering whether the dead remember the living, adding layers of complexity to the concept of ghosts and afterlife.