Sumita Chakraborty reads “As from a Quiver of Arrows”

The video explores Karl Phillips' poem 'As from a Quiver of Arrows', which is characterized by a series of relentless questions. It delves into themes such as the treatment of the body, memory, personal effects, relationships, human nature, and existential inquiries. The poem uses questions to provoke thought and reflection on these complex topics.

In what ways does the poem question the act of remembering and forgetting?

What might the poem suggest about the human experience of loss?