Jiang's definition of poetry as language that lets people connect beyond ordinary reality, time, and space to the divine.
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Poetry as portal to the divine
Jiang's definition of poetry as language that lets people connect beyond ordinary reality, time, and space to the divine.
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"...these emotions into words that help us ourselves connect to the divine. Okay? Poetry is a portal to the divine. This is clear, right,..."
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