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The Hurting Kind
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The Hurting Kind

poetry by Limón
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  • Ada Limón, 2022
    Ada Limón
    / Full-time poetry career

    Limón followed up with The Hurting Kind (2022), which critics described as more experimental than her previous work. It is divided into four parts, with the speaker observing the flora and fauna through the seasons and at times commenting on the process of writing poetry. The speaker catches herself…

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    Limón followed up with The Hurting Kind (2022), which critics described as more experimental than her previous work. It is divided into four parts, with the speaker observing the flora and fauna through the seasons and at times commenting on the process of writing poetry. The speaker catches herself…

    Read More