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Finding joy in a year of seismic shifts

Finding joy in a year of seismic shifts

[html]William Carlos Williams is perhaps best known for the red wheelbarrow on which so much depends, but "Spring and All" -- the 1923 book which includes that poem -- is a manifesto on how language, through its own slow renewal, can recreate the world. "It is the imagination on which reality rides," Williams wrote. "To whom then am I addressed? To the imagination."[/html]

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