Poet Gorman May Spark Next Generation Of Artists

Amanda Gorman, the first National Youth Poet Laureate, gained fame at the US inauguration with her poem 'The Hill We Climb'. Her work, completed on the day of the Capitol insurrection, has been praised for its ability to transform language and address societal issues. Gorman's performance is seen as a symbol of representation and diversity, drawing comparisons to poets like Maya Angelou. Her legacy in political poetry is expected to inspire future generations of poets and artists.

Discuss the role of poetry in moments of crisis as mentioned in the text.

What impact does Gorman hope to have on future generations of poets and artists?