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Dead Stars By Ada Limon (Grades 10+)

October 25, 2025  /  Will Sengotta

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from The Carrying Ada Limón is an American poet and the 24th Poet Laureate of the United States, celebrated for her vivid, emotionally resonant poetry that explores nature, identity, love, and resilience. Her poem “Dead Stars” reflects on humanity’s connection to the universe, urging readers to recognize both their cosmic origins and their responsibility to the world around them. With accessible yet profound language, Limón captures the beauty and ache of being alive, blending wonder with introspection. Her work often finds hope amid uncertainty, reminding us that even in our smallest moments, we carry the brilliance and possibility of the stars.

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