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Complexity in Poems

by Christian Hernandez

On this podcast, I look at the deeper meanings in poems and find what the author wanted to communicate to their readers.

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Episodes

  1. Are Those Pictures Really Worth It?

    In this episode, I look at Ari Banias's "A Sunset", a poem which brings into question a habit most of us practice: taking pictures of any cool or beautiful things that we see with our phones.

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On this podcast, I look at the deeper meanings in poems and find what the author wanted to communicate to their readers.

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Christian Hernandez

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On this podcast, I look at the deeper meanings in poems and find what the author wanted to communicate to their readers.

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