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how does the poet appreciate the job of the tree plannier

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that sense of it having to be personal at the same time as speaking to many folks—the entire nation, I should say. Because of its intensity, I did learn a lot about where my writing comes from, and about my writing process, things that maybe I had forgotten. My work is intensely narrative and comes from the realm of immediate experience, direct experience, family and whatnot. What I learned through the process is that it’s not the subject matter necessarily that makes my writing my writing. Rather, it’s my writing [laughs]. I learned through this process that if I approach the subject matter the same way I approach my more familiar subject matters, that I could possibly have a poem that I’d be very, very happy with. ... Something just finally clicked in me. It was like, “OK, I’m not writing about my mother’s exile, but I can use the same language and the same descriptions and imagery and lushness that I love to use.”

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