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llovelymoonn · 9 months
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favourite poems of july
knar gavin strindberg grey
dahlia ravikovitch the love of an orange (tr. chana bloch)
danez smith summer, somewhere
hannah gamble your invitation to a modest breakfast: “your invitation to a modest breakfast”
claire schwartz lecture on the history of the house
joseph brodsky collected poems in english, 1972-1999: “a part of speech”
ralph angel twice removed: “alpine wedding”
bob hicok insomnia diary: “spirit ditty of no fax-line dial tone”
caleb klaces language is her caravan
philip good & bernadette mayer alternating lunes
hester knibbe light-years (tr. jacquelyn pope)
tracy k. smith life on mars: “the universe as primal scream”
rigoberto gonzález other fugitives and other strangers: “the strangers who find me in the woods”
stephen edgar murray dreaming
james schuyler other flowers: uncollected poems: “light night”
amy beeder because our waiters are hopeless romantics
diane seuss backyard song
tomás q. morín love train
safiya sinclair the art of unselfing
carol muske-dukes skylight: “the invention of cuisine”
peter gizzi the outernationale: “vincent, homesick for the land of pictures”
william matthews selected poems and translations, 1969-1991: “onions”
c.k. williams butcher
mark mccloskey the smell of the woods
jennifer chang the age of unreason
richard blanco city of a hundred fires: “contemplations at the virgin de la caridad cafeteria, inc.”
bob hicock the pregnancy of words
j. allyn rosser impromptu 
carl phillips then the war
stephanie young ursula or university: “essay”
gloria e. anzaldúa the new speakers
kofi
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missnarcissistsworld · 7 months
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"You remember too much,"
my mother said to me recently.
"Why hold onto all that?"
And I said,
"Where can I put it down?"
She said,
"When you see these horrible images why do you stay with them? Why keep watching? Why not go away?"
I was amazed.
"Go away where?" I said.
- Anne carson, from "The Glass Eassy"
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wedarkacademia · 2 years
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I am doing my best to not become a museum of myself. I am doing my best to breathe in and out.
I am begging: 𝘓𝘦𝘵 𝘮𝘦 𝘣𝘦 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘭𝘺 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘪𝘯𝘷𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘣𝘭𝘦.
Natalie Díaz, Postcolonial Love Poem
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chaotic3metanoia · 7 months
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With every little thing
I know of hope
I've made this home.
Where one lives and not just exists
Laughs and dances without any care.
Where kindness and peace
are the only religion
Where looking up at the stars heals every scar
Naive? Yes, it is.
But that's where I live.
Until cruel, bitter reality
comes knocking at my door
Startling me awake
from my sweet, silly dreams
And like my second nature,
I pack in haste.
leaving for somewhere new
With just a feeling that
something is missing
Only to realise halfway
I...
forgot myself behind.
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bloodandmoors · 8 months
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— Margaret Atwood, from The Collected Poems of M. A.; "They eat out,"
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I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020) by Charlie Kaufman
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The Collected Poems of William Wordsworth (1994)
Introduction to Virology (1980) by Kenneth M. Smith
A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again (1997) by David Foster Wallace
For Keeps (1994) by Pauline Kael
The Humming Effect (2017) by Andi and Jonathan Goldman
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vulpinesaint · 7 months
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sorry thinking about how i wrote an entirely lovecraft themed poem about transgenderism for my beginning creative writing class last semester and one single person besides the professor in that room full of english majors recognized that it was referencing lovecraft. i do not mean this in a way that shames people for not having read stuff or for not having the means to read stuff. but oh my god guys does anyone who is getting a higher level education in literature even look at the literary sources of common phenomena in media nowadays
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lungsmp3 · 1 year
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thedevilshere · 19 days
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come home to me when your legs give out and your sun is lost on you
when love is a chore you don't wanna indulge in
come home to me so I can love you enough for the both of us
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portokali · 1 year
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here's another tag game cause @pinknoisemp3 is a real one and tagged me to share 9 books i wanna read in 2023!! it's a game ive been tagged in before so pls don't take offense i never did it when you tagged me, i always meant to 🙏🙏
tagging some besties i talk abt books w but no pressure! @quillsand @soupbi @pherelpis @mousmoula @catboypranparakulisaro @darkside-cookies @byrons @teabox and anyone else who wants to!
#my first thot when i saw the arrangement of covets was aww i wish they looked prettier together :(( and then i had to stop myself like!!!#this isnt an aesthetic!!! anna you actually like reading remember???!?!???!!??!!#ok quick runthrough of the nominees: bloodchild - v v excited 2 read more butler whoo unsettling horror stories and the short story#collection tht features in this lineup!!#calling a wolf a wolf - every quote or individual poem ive read of kaveh akbar has been 🤯🤯🤯🫡🛐🛐 i definitely should read a full work!#beloved - SO excited to read another morrison LOVED jazz which i read this summer her writing is some of the best ive read!!!#the brothers karamazov - ill read this in greek definitely looks v challenging size wise but i rly wanna read it!!! has been so long since#i fully sank my teeth into a huge dostovyevsky novel n esp reading dos. in greek feels soo satisfying idk why..#i read crime n punishment in english n kt was NOT the same! wish i spoke russian 2 go str8 2 the orginal but alas#THE NAME OF THE ROSE this n the brothers are a case of my mutuals pick my tbr for sure!!! gi thats largely your doing tbh#her lover/i eromeni tis a greek lesbian classic thats also v hard 2 find in print form!!! hopefully i get it in my hands this year..#i ordered it on metabook so hopefully i havent just been scammed!!! lol#love in the time of cholera another classic I'll read in greek.. this and the monstrous regiment are alice recs ALICE I HOPE YOURE HAPPY#and arcadia by stoppard which is almost exclusively kaanu teabox propaganda!!! and as a play here to add to the mix yahoo!#tag game#2023
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"Who are you, reader, reading my poems an hundred years hence? / I cannot send you one single flower from this wealth of the spring, one single streak of gold from yonder clouds. / Open your doors and look abroad."
Read the English translation here
Read The Gardener in English through Project Gutenberg here
Reblog for a larger sample size!
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from collected poems by John Berger
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chaotic3metanoia · 4 months
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If you ever want to see
Just how beautiful one could be.
Come to me. Because I know
A girl from the clouds
She's the closest I've come to touching a star.
It's a mystery.
How someone like me stumbled upon
the universe's prettiest creature
Her smile
Her weird little antics And chezzy flirting
I admit she needs a little help :)
She says
"I am you.
You are me."
And that's the kindest thing
that's ever been said to me.
I could never tell her enough about
how much she means to me.
So I wrote this silly little poem.
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pallases · 7 months
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i love not studying
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pushkincore · 2 years
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Not too hard to have a big Russian lit collection when all the books are shaped like bricks
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thequietabsolute · 1 year
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In the three essential volumes, the balanced triad of Philip Larkin’s achievement, all the poems are poised vibrantly in the forcefield of tension between his profound personal hopelessness and the assured command of their carrying out. Perfectly designed, tightly integrated, making the feeling of falling apart fit together, they release, from their compressed but always strictly parsable syntax, sudden phrases of ravishing beauty, as the river in Dante's Paradise suggests by giving off sparks that light is what it is made of.
— Clive James on poet Philip Larkin
from his review of the 1988. publication of Collected Works (from Faber. ed. by Anthony Thwaite)
[note. the three essential volumes being The Less Deceived, The Whitsun Weddings, and High Windows.]
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