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Kevin Young Reads John Berryman

The New Yorker: Poetry

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Beauty and Responsibility of Parenting

The speaker discusses the complexity of emotions tied to the birth of a child, expressing a mix of beauty, wonder, and the weight of responsibility. The reference to a poem highlights the themes of sympathy and welcome addressed to the son, capturing the haunting and beautiful tension of the moment. The intention of the poem, much like certain songs, is to both terrify and comfort, encapsulating the multifaceted experience of parenthood.

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