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The Poetics of Reticence

Eve Grubin

Step into the waters of poetic silences

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The poetics of reticence is acutely well suited to poems with traumatic subject matter. T. S. Eliot’s linguistic fragments in ‘The Waste Land’, written in the shadow of World War I, reflected a traumatised world in narrative snippets:

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Gaps, spaces, and the unsaid. For Emily Dickinson, these aspects of a poem offer possibility. This idea is explored in her poem that begins, ‘I dwell in Possibility – '

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F*@#ing reticence

Emily Dickinson wrote, ‘I dwell in possibility’. For Dickinson, as for many poets, possibility resides in the gaps, the silences, the places where language cannot reach. While reticence and the unsaid hold endless possibilities, the white s...

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  • Eve Grubin

    Author of Morning Prayer, The House of Our First Loving, and Grief Dialogue | Collection, Boat of Letters, forthcoming from Four Way Books in 2025 | Lecturer at NYU in London | Tutor at the Poetry School | PhD on the Poetics of Reticence

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