In Episode 7 of Multi-Verse, poet William Archila reads and discusses his poem “Northern Triangle Dissected” with host Evangeline Graham, in a conversation about the migration of unaccompanied minors in the wake of the Central American Crisis, and the use of metaphor to convey psychology.
“Northern Triangle Dissected” is part of William Archila’s new manuscript All Things Dark & Invisible. An earlier, slightly different version of the poem can also be found in Poetry.
Multi-Verse is a poetry podcast hosted and produced by Evangeline Riddiford Graham, senior managing editor at Public Seminar. To join Riddiford Graham once a month and hear poets discuss the poems they don’t usually read aloud, subscribe to Multi-Verse at Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, SoundCloud, or visit multiversepoetry.org. To get poetry updates direct to your inbox, click here to receive the monthly Multi-Verse newsletter. New to this newsletter? Click here to receive monthly Multi-Verse updates.
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