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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2012 · 2 MIN

Issue 22. March 2012 : STORIES ON THE STREET Three Poems by Emily Dickinson

from The Drum: A Literary Magazine For Your Ears · host The Drum Literary Magazine

Stories on the Street gives several voices to three poems by Emily Dickinson, read aloud near the national-debt clock in New York's Union Square, by New York's Con-Ed building, and in front of the Waverley Social Security office. Click here and here to follow along as you listen to passersby recite the poems "'Remember me' implored the Thief!", "There's a certain slant of light," and "I'm Nobody! Who Are You?". Stories on the Street intern Sara Fetherolf recorded and produced this audio for The Drum.

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