Poetry has the capacity to remind us of something we are forbidden to see. A forgotten future: a still uncreated site whose moral architecture is founded not on ownership and dispossession, the subjection of women, outcast and tribe, but on the continuous redefining of freedom — that word now held under house arrest by the rhetoric of the ‘free’ market. This on-going future, written off over and over, is still within view. All over the world its paths are being rediscovered and reinvented.
Adrienne Rich, ‘Legislators of the World’, 1977
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