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I don't like ways of dividing the pie that exclude people, and I think that the ethos of American poetry should be an inclusive one. It should be open to all kinds of poetry. It's as if poetry is a piano and most poets only know how to play the same two notes. Most of the resources of poetry are lost because of this two-note ethic.
—Edward Hirsch
Sunday, February 26, 2017

Holes

When someone kills something good in you, holes open up that can only ever remain empty or fill with something bad.

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