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Remain with the 'I Am'

Thursday 19 May 2022

Poets Don't Explain Their Lines

A man, who is translating 'I Am' to Chinese, asks about a couplet. Rupert suggests that we never ask a poet to explain their lines. You just have to ‘get it’. When we analyse poetry, we dumb it down.

From event 19 May, 2022 Webinar – Thursday 19th May

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