Poetry is a vessel for greater understanding in the same way that a voice is a vessel for language,” Price said.

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Jay Karl Stevens, 71, died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest on February 19, 2025. Jay was born November 11, 1953 in Springfield, VT to Karl and Patricia (Warren) Stevens. Born into a long line of ...