Jiang says poetry joins the material and the spiritual, the here and the forever, and the present and the eternal by turning that conjunction into words.
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Jiang says poetry joins the material and the spiritual, the here and the forever, and the present and the eternal by turning that conjunction into words.
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"...turn it into words that are able to express both the material and the spiritual. The here and the forever, the present and the..."
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