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Kevin Young Reads John Berryman

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Reflecting on the Poem 'Oblivion'

The poem 'Oblivion' reflects the deep connection to Louisiana, where the author's family has lived for almost 200 years. The poem explores the concept of forever and the significance of the cows in the fields, drawing parallels between their rumination process and the author's contemplation. The word 'ruminate' is subtly present in the poem, symbolizing a deeper layer of thought and reflection.

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