Those are some deep landscapes of mountains and grape fields and barns and tractors; families gathering at night to have little celebrations in the mountains and aquamarine lakes way down below. So, see, all that is like living in literature every day.
Juan Felipe Herrera, who became the new US poet laureate on Tuesday, talks about growing up in a migrant family, catching fleeting poems on paper, and how he hopes poetry will open ears.
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