In her sixth collection of poetry, 'The Hurting Kind,' adalimon seeks to find the intimate connections between the seemingly disparate in the everyday
Ada Limón seeks to find the intimate connections between the seemingly disparate in the everyday: humans and the natural world, the living and the dead, the intellectual and the spiritual. The collection’s title is apt—it is a testament to the innate power of feeling, whether grief, rage, or tenderness. For Limón, the current
, who declares herself “too sensitive, a weeper… the hurting kind,” even the seemingly banal facets of our existence deserve not only observation, but also empathy and amazement. —
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