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“One poem is titled "To a Girl With Yellow Hair" and begins "How is it that we understood each other / At once and recognized each other / Without the usual preliminaries"”

Analyzed on 2026-09-21T00:42:12+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-21

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One is titled “To a Girl With Yellow Hair” and begins: “How is it that we understood each other / At once, and recognized each other / Without the usual preliminaries?”

Extracted from: Book Review: ‘Poems From an Attic,’ by Iris Murdoch , The New York Times

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“One is titled “To a Girl With Yellow Hair” and begins: “How is it that we understood each other / At once, and recognized each other / Without the usual preliminaries?””

Book Review: ‘Poems From an Attic,’ by Iris Murdoch

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Claim ID CLM-5BA9F437
Slug one-poem-is-titled-to-a-girl-with-yellow-hair-and-begins-5ba9f437
Origin nytimes.com
Captured 217 d ago
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Literature Poetry