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The author sees the poet's intentional witholding of self from the poem to be a form of self-annihilation, and obliterating the quality of care that is at the heart of human relations. In Simkute's work, however, he sees a poet who cares, speaking to us with her poetical soul of a world we can feel responsible for.
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Editor's note: "This discussion hinges on a speech delivered by Richard Hillman at 'Life, Love & Struggle', Multicultural Writers' Day, 26 October 1999...to launch Lidija Simkute's Spaces of Silence."
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