Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 1月21日 03時04分

In 2017, as a freshman at Harvard, Amanda Gorman was named the first-ever United States Youth Poet Laureate. Because no one had defined the role before her, she molded it herself. So between delivering keynote speeches and college coursework, “I went on this tour around the U.S. — it was just me and a lot of meetings in rooms and museums, trying to learn as much as possible.” She funneled that into her poetry: Using a striking combination of autobiography and historical imagery — from the first image of the Earth from space to scenes of the Jim Crow South — her poetry reads in part like a free-form dissertation. “I do so much research that people will never see,” she says. “I’ll return to a moment in history — look to the past to try to construct a poem about our future.”⁠
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Tap the link in bio to read our 2019 profile of the poet and activist.⁠
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