Amanda Gorman, the poet of Joe Biden's inauguration, fronts the cover of the US magazine "Time"
African American poet Amanda Gorman topped the cover of "Time" magazine of America, after she starred at the inauguration ceremony of the 46th President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, on January 20.
The American "Time" magazine described the performance of poet Amanda Gorman at the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris as "inspiring", and considered her to be one of the personalities who bear the cultural renaissance in the United States of America.
The American magazine "Time" reported that the cover photo was taken by the artist, Awal Erizko, whose art extends to painting, photography, sculpture and cinema, explaining: "Erezko rarely accepts commissions as a photographer, so we were thrilled that he agreed to meet Gorman in Los Angeles on January 29." .
The 22-year-old poet Gorman from Los Angeles recited a poem titled "The Hill We Climb" from the installation platform, referring to "Capitol Hill," the congressional headquarters that was stormed by a crowd of supporters of former President Donald Trump on January 6.
Amanda Gorman appeared at the inauguration of the 46th President of the United States of America Joe Biden, dressed in a yellow robe, she caught the lights on her, not only with her beautiful African appearance or features, but with a poem she gave to celebrate this occasion, in which she called on the citizens of her country to unite, so she captured her words and her performance On the Capitol drawers and the spectators behind the screens.
