"We are created by being destroyed."

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Source: Franz Wright (2009). “Walking to Martha's Vineyard”, p.56, Knopf

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Franz Wright

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Franz Wright was an acclaimed American poet known for his poignant explorations of love, loss, and the human condition, particularly in works like 'Walking on the Moon.'

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