I.

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Exploring themes of identity and place, Gerald Stern's long poem "I." captures the essence of New York through a blend of poetic styles. Inspired by a derelict synagogue, it reflects on the rapid changes in society while intertwining elements of political commentary and spiritual exploration, echoing the biblical Isaiah. Written with a unique mix of intellect and populism, the poem resonates with contemporary issues. The collection includes Stern's introduction, along with a foreword and afterword by esteemed poets Ross Gay and Alicia Ostriker.