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#poem recommendation
synintheraven · 7 months
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I'm awful at picking songs and know 0 poems/writings but I wanted to write something around some sketches so um anybody feels like recommending stuff I can use?
I want something that mentions hands (I found some stuff but everything sort of suggests touch in a sexual way which is not very university-friendly 🫣) - don't think it's gonna be that clear once written down so if it's subtle it's fine I just don't want it to be too suggestive hehe
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imagination (1963) - harold ordway rugg
"chekhovs cat / schrödingers razor / occams gun"
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Beautiful from Ordinary Days
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pants-lint · 11 months
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Just had a Thought and now I'm curious. What's you guy's strangest comfort media? It doesn't have to be strange as in like creepy/fucked up/whatever, it can just be smthn a lil odd.
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arunneronthird · 9 months
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tell 'em all they'll love in my shadow
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televised-dreams · 1 year
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i need poem recommendations!! currently looking for a verrry specific type of poem to use in a cross-literary analysis so if anyone knows any poems that are about how everyone dies (& the arbitrary titles we assign to ourselves in our lives do not matter that much) but that does not mean there is not still point in the world or in living
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soracities · 3 months
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Lisa Suhair Majaj, from "Claims" [ID'd]
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metamorphesque · 1 year
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poetry recommendations for march
If You Knew by Ellen Bass
Living With the News by W.S.Merwin
Spring by Mary Oliver
The Return by Mary Oliver
Green, Green is My Sister’s House by Mary Oliver
Black Telephone by Richard Siken
Proverbs and Songs by Antonio Machado
this night - for you by Halina Poswiatowska
a splinter of my imagination by Halina Poswiatowska
in your perfect fingers by Halina Poswiatowska
Mouthful of Forevers by Clementine von Radics
Every Day You Play…. by Pablo Neruda
first thought after seeing you smile by Warsan Shire
Love by Czeslaw Milosz
Insomniac by Sylvia Plath
buy me a coffee
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sweatermuppet · 10 months
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from J. Bailey Hutchinson Moves 658.8 Miles North and Tries to Make It Count by J. Bailey Hutchinson, published in Gut: Poems
[Text ID: Here, I watch the sun with a doglike almost, thinking: I am so nearly doomed, but there is a woman I might be. /End ID]
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sualne · 5 months
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having a normal one with poems again.
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spiderversegf · 1 year
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POEMS FROM AN EMAIL EXCHANGE by hanif abdurraqib [ID in ALT]
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snailsnfriends · 1 year
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ranting about poetry and whatever but it annoys me so much when people disregard poetry and it's value because it was taught to them poorly in high school. poems are much more than just random words thrown in a blender and pushed onto paper in some weird way just for you to mindlessly write about it to hand in for a grade. every single aspect of a single poem holds meaning. the time it was written, the format, the diction and syntax, the title, literally all of it. just because you weren't taught how to properly analyze poems doesn't mean that they have no meaning, it means that you don't have the skills to analyze them. and some teachers make it especially hard to form those skills. but the lack of skill really doesn't need to be carried with you long after your graduation. you can read whatever poems you want from whatever era you want. romantic poems, epics, haikus, contemporary, the world is literally your oyster. you're much older and smarter than you were when you graduated. there's no reason to hold the same opinions you had while in high school about a topic much broader than you realize.
anyway let the soft animal of your body love what it loves shall I compare thee to a summer's day I walked to the fertile crescent and built the sphinx the poem ends soft as it began- I loved my friend or whatever. blah blah blah
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sfsolstice · 1 month
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exurb1a, from "A Large Red Button You Must Never Push That Fixes Everything" in Poems for the Lost Because I'm Lost Too
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basilpaste · 1 month
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& he forgives you dogs are like that so loyal dead dogs are just happy you're here Let Dead Dogs Lie, Silas Denver Melvin (from Grit)
〔You grit your teeth so hard that they shatter into fangs.〕
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notyourdaisybuchanan · 9 months
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The Bear // on the fate of the tulip sultan, by Katrina Vandenberg
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the-weeping-birch · 2 months
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"- Death is the mother of beauty.
- And what is beauty?
- Terror."
From "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt.
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