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Octavio Paz: Critical Essay by Edward Hirsch

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SOURCE: "Octavio Paz: In Defense of Poetry," in New York Times, June 7, 1998.

[Hirsch is a poet. In the following essay, he contemplates characteristics of Paz's poetry.]

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