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Richie Hofmann Reads Henri Cole

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Understanding Cultural Desires and Restrictions

The speaker reflects on the in-between world which is fading away, discussing the desire to be part of a culture of romance while being kept out due to age restrictions. The idea of being outside and on a journey, not conforming to societal norms like not being allowed to buy red wine before turning 21, is brought up. The speaker ponders on the French language nuances and the distinctions it makes, suggesting a deeper exploration into cultural desires, restrictions, and the shifts in language.

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