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The New Yorker: Poetry
Mary Karr Reads Terrance Hayes
Mar 15, 2017
Renowned poets Mary Karr and Terrance Hayes discuss themes of family dynamics, symbolism, communion, suicide, parental love, and self-identity through thought-provoking poetry readings and discussions.
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- Terence Hayes skillfully intertwines grand themes with humor in 'Ars Poetica with Bacon', exploring family dynamics.
- Mary Carr's 'Face Down' poignantly addresses themes of guilt and memory after a personal loss.
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Terence Hayes' Skills in Large Sweepings and Intimate Poetry
Terence Hayes, a revered American poet known for his MacArthur Fellow Genius Award, excels in blending grand themes with humor, as seen in his poem 'Ars Poetica with Bacon'. By infusing large narratives with intimate details, Hayes weaves tales that resonate deeply on family dynamics. Through his poem, he masterfully navigates between sweeping epic storytelling and heartfelt reflections on familial connections.
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