The New Yorker: Poetry

Maureen McLane Reads Liz Waldner

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Nov 20, 2014
Maureen McLane, a renowned poet, joins Paul Muldoon to discuss and read Liz Waldner's thought-provoking poem inspired by a 17th-century narrative. They explore themes of freedom, time, and love, while analyzing the effectiveness of the use of biblical language and modern expressions. The podcast delves into the interconnectedness of species and the beauty of nature depicted in the poem 'Mesh', drawing inspiration from ecology writers like Timothy Morton. Additionally, they reflect on the power of language in poetry and discuss cultural topics referencing Maureen M. Maclean's work and the podcast, Critics at Large.
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