
Marie Howe Reads Lucie Brock-Broido
The New Yorker: Poetry
The Ineffable Power of Poetry
Lucy's unique voice and exquisite, mystical poems captivated the speaker, who was in awe of her ability to embody the zeitgeist. The poem in The New Yorker left a profound impact, showcasing the power of poetry to transcend language and hold the unspeakable. The use of nouns and verbs in Lucy's work, including the American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act, highlights its depth and complexity, making it a significant piece in the speaker's eyes.
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