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Author: Edward Hirsch

Narrator: Ryan

Format: MP3

IBSN: 9780544931886

Language: English

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Audiobook length: 31 min

Contents

Chapter 1The Poetic Journey through Sorrow and Loss
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Chapter 2Classic Poems of Heartbreak - Enduring Pain through Time
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Chapter 3Modern Voices - Contemporary Takes on Heartache
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Chapter 4Personal and Public Grief - Poetry as a Mirror of Inner and Collective Suffering
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Chapter 5The Healing Power of Poetry - Finding Solace in Words
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Chapter 6Diverse Voices - Heartbreak across Cultures and Identities
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Chapter 7Embracing the Fullness of Human Emotion - The Transformative Role of Heartbreak Poems
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Why listen to 100 Poems To Break Your Heart

Listening to the summary audiobook of "100 Poems to Break Your Heart" by Edward Hirsch offers a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and human emotion, all encapsulated in the timeless beauty of poetry. Hirsch masterfully curates a selection of poems that resonate deeply with the heart's struggles, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences. The audio format allows for a unique, intimate engagement with the material, making it accessible to those who may not have the time to read each poem in full. By immersing yourself in this summary, you can gain insight into the emotional power of poetry and discover new works that might inspire or comfort you in times of heartache.

Author : Edward Hirsch

Edward Hirsch is an acclaimed American poet, literary critic, and tireless advocate for the arts, whose work has garnered significant recognition and numerous awards. Born in Chicago in 1950, Hirsch's profound connection to poetry began early, leading him to earn a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. Over the years, he has published several volumes of poetry, including "Wild Gratitude" and "The Living Fire," which have solidified his reputation as a compelling voice in contemporary literature. Not only an accomplished poet, Hirsch is also a respected critic and essayist, known for his ability to make poetry accessible and engaging to a broader audience. He has contributed extensively to literary journals and has authored several indispensable books on poetry, including the best-selling "How to Read a Poem and Fall in Love with Poetry." A former professor and current president of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, Hirsch's contributions to the field of poetry extend beyond his written work, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art in readers and writers alike.

Key Insights from 100 Poems To Break Your Heart

  • 1. Emotional Catharsis: Edward Hirsch emphasizes the transformative power of poetry as a means to navigate and understand grief and heartache. Each poem serves as a conduit for emotional release, allowing readers to confront their own vulnerabilities.
  • 2. Diverse Voices: The anthology showcases a wide range of poets and styles, reflecting the universality of heartbreak across different cultures and eras. Through varied perspectives, Hirsch illustrates that while the experiences of love and loss may differ, the emotional truths resonate deeply with all.
  • 3. Healing Through Art: Hirsch proposes that engaging with poetry can lead to healing and introspection in the wake of personal pain. By immersing oneself in the crafted words of poets, readers find solace and a sense of connection in their own struggles.
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