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John Ashbery Reads Charles Simic

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Embrace Every Emotion in Poetry

Poetry should encompass a full spectrum of human experience, incorporating humor, tragedy, and even boredom. There exists a misconception that poetry must be solemn and serious, yet the beauty lies in its ability to reflect the complexity of thought and emotion, as illustrated through vivid and relatable imagery. The use of seemingly mundane phrases enhances the connection to everyday life, allowing poetry to resonate more deeply with readers.

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