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The Poetics of Reticence

Eve Grubin

Step into the waters of poetic silences

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Wonder in the Mundane

Can poetry restore dignity to debased moments? How does a poet point to underlying meaning and wonder in the mundane? Why do poets seem to insist on profundity in their poems precisely within mundane framework, not via transcendence or risi...

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The Least Push of Joy

Do the most urgent and necessary poems emerge from pain and trauma, grief or suffering? This does seem to be the case. But then we read poems that contend with happiness and realize, no, these poems are also necessary.

Sometimes urgency i...

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Dreams in Poems

How do you bring dream images to a poem? In a poem, a dream can seem too obscure and specific — it often doesn’t translate into meaning on the page. The danger is that the reader will feel, as the kids say, ‘No one cares!’

You’d think tha...

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Song of Unknowing

Jack Black calls it the original heavy metal song. Stanley Kunitz calls it the first incremental poem. Chad Gadya (which means “One Little Goat” in Aramaic) is a cumulative poem which is sung at the end of the Passover seder; in fact, it’s...

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Ongoing.

After a month of war. Ongoing. After ambulances were set on fire in Golders Green in the middle of the night last week and friends could hear the booms from their windows. Thomas Hardy’s poem ‘Channel Firing’ has been on my mind. The poem i...

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  • Eve Grubin

    Author of Boat of Letters, Morning Prayer, The House of Our First Loving, and Grief Dialogue | Lecturer at NYU in London | Tutor at the Poetry School | PhD on the Poetics of Reticence

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