Why Arts? Poetry Helps Some Cope With An Earthquake's Aftermath

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Submitted by GIA News on March 14, 2010

(3-14-10) Haitian American poet Jean-Dany Joachim uses poetry to describe a visit to his home country of Haiti after the quake, which looked, as he put it, like a country "with its guts open."

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