K-Ming Chang reads "I Watch Her Eat the Apple"

The transcript discusses Natalie Diaz's poem 'I Watch Her Eat the Apple,' highlighting its themes of love, sensuality, and violence. The poem uses vivid imagery and symbolism, particularly focusing on the apple as a central motif. The emotional impact and musicality of the poem are explored, emphasizing its beauty and the transformative power of love. The speaker reflects on the poem's ability to capture the essence of desire and longing.

How does the speaker feel about the act of the woman eating the apple?

What significance does the speaker attribute to the act of eating the apple in the context of beauty?