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Beginnings by James Wright
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James Wright's poem "Beginnings" reflects on the beauty and complexity of starting anew. The poem juxtaposes the natural world with human experiences, using imagery of fields, rivers, and other elements of nature to symbolize new beginnings. Wright captures the tension between hope and uncertainty that comes with starting over, as well as the sense of renewal that follows.
In "Beginnings", Wright also hints at the fragility of life and the impermanence of moments, reminding readers that each beginning is both a promise and a risk. The poem explores the vulnerability of opening oneself to change while also embracing the potential for growth. Wright’s use of simple yet evocative language reflects his deep connection to nature and human emotion, making "Beginnings" a meditation on the cycles of life, transformation, and resilience.
It’s a subtle but profound poem that speaks to anyone who has faced the challenges of starting over
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