Jiang says poetry is being approached wrongly when it is merely read on the page, because poetry is meant to be heard, spoken, and in Dante's case sung.
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"it's interesting, okay, because like we are doing, we are, we are reading this poetry wrong, because poetry is not meant to be read,..."
"...The universe had smiled. My rapture had entered by way of hearing and of sight. Oh, joy. Oh, gladness words can never speak. Oh,..."
"...who although secure in her own honesty will pale on even hearing another woman's failing just so did beatrice change an appearance in her..."
"But like. But like. Like hearing this. What do you think?"
"...its wings, there's no stopping curiosity. So, I hope to be hearing from more and more of you, hear that you're curious, hear that..."
"...when all hope is broken. You're in exile. You're poor. But hearing your history, your family history, where you came from, does give you..."
"...my arguments preparing for such a questioner and such professing on hearing that light breathe good Christians speak show yourself clearly what is faith..."
"...moves every one of us today okay sometimes i just cry hearing this but this is especially powerful 2 000 years ago when jesus..."
"...and yet the reverence that possesses all of me even on hearing only bee and ice had bowed my head i seemed a man..."
"...not happening so why is that not happening and I of hearing what I was doing a preparation for this conversation they're saying that..."
"...that you continue doing this fight. It's inspiring. It's a pleasure hearing you speak, Professor Jang. Look forward to a future collaboration. I did..."
"global economy we keep hearing the horror stories about fertilizer disruptions famine food shortages everything else it could become as a result of the..."
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