
Diane Seuss Reads Jane Huffman
The New Yorker: Poetry
Moving Between Concrete Memory and Metaphor
The insight of this snip is about the process of moving from concrete memory to metaphor in poetry. It describes the transition from plot memory to metaphor, with the speaker internalizing the subject. The speaker desires to achieve the movement between concrete memory and the intangible essence of memory as the highest achievement in poetry.
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