How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, rea — Elizabeth Berg
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How are poets able to unzip what they see around them, calling forth a truer essence from behind a common fact? Why, reading a verse about a pear, do you see past the fruit in so transcendent a way?

— Elizabeth Berg
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