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“You want a poem to register in every mind the way it did in yours. Then you discover this never happens. Still, it is what you strive for.”

From our interview with Louise Glück in our new Winter issue. https://t.co/vlGajUKlxT

Writing

The Paris Review
The Art of Poetry No. 115
She packed pumpernickel bagels, apples, and cheese for our six-hour road trip, and she brought CDs of Giuseppe Verdi's opera Rigoletto, Bertolt Brecht's The Threepenny Opera, and the songs of Jacques Brel.
Some months earlier, Glück had won the Nobel Prize in Literature. When the Swedish Academy phoned her quite early in the morning with the marvelous news, she was told that she had twenty-five minutes before the world would know.
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