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ErnestOgunyemi
I've heard people say that it was the Soyinka, Clark - and later, the Funso Aiyejina and Odia Ofeimun - generation that wrote very political poetry. Naija poets today are
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Angela Browne
Angela__Browne
Chatting to my sister about the Golden Globes snub of I May Destroy You. We conclude that resonating with black women leading ‘normal’ lives is the problem - Fleabag we
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John McCullough
JohnMcCullough_
Phonetic map of the mouth that shows where most of the sounds in English come from. I think it’s handy to be aware of the sonic weight & texture of
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bongwater, PhD
twinkdyke
ghosts of tsushimas haiku mechanic has me thinking again about how fraught the notion of a haiku in english is, just like inherently most common definition (i think) we come
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Matthew Haigh 💀💄💪🏻
MattHaighPoetry
I’ve seen people express the belief that you need an MA to “make it” in poetry. I appreciate everyone has different goals, but speaking personally I can say that this
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Erica Wright
eawright
Trying to revise a poem this morning, and the ending is a mess. When this happens, I sometimes try out the four different endings types offered by Stanley Kunitz (as
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rebeca6169
Gustave Doré, Jacob Wrestling with the Angel (1855) Jacob wrestling with the angel, Rembrandt (1659) Jacob wrestling with the angel, Eugène Delacroix (1861) Paul Gauguin (1888), Vision after the Sermon
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Andy
__codexterous
I spent this yesterday leafing through Don Paterson’s excellent anthology of 101 Sonnets. Paterson writes wonderfully about poetry and his introduction was superb. It really got me thinking. So, here
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Jericho Brown
jerichobrown
Let’s see if I can teach this in a thread before my 5:30 appointment. Every metaphor is made up of two parts: the tenor & the vehicle, as in “the
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Abdulla
KarakMufti
THREAD.An analysis of Drake's Arabic lyrics in his Only You Freestyle from the perspective of Palestinian national liberation. Drake calls upon poetic traditions to speak about the beauty of freedom
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J. David
LookingAtLilacs
Denise Levertov uses “joy” 47 times in this collection. I decided to spend time with a couple incidences and learn a little about their textures—how they differ in presentation, other
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Stephen Langtry
StephenLangtry
Krotoa married Pieter van Meerhof on 26 April 1664. Their marriage was the first recorded union between an indigenous person and a European settler. She was also the first Khoe
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XIRAN, Chinese History Memer
XiranJayZhao
decided to do a separate thread for this so here we go: how Song dynasty poet Lu You poem-liveblogged his descent from cat owner to cat slave 800 years agoThe
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Becky Prestwich
beckyph7
THEATRE (a thread)I find it so hard to articulate why I think theatre matters. Things that feel magical in a theatre can seem wanky or ridiculous or small written down.
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Mangy Jay
magi_jay
This piece is hilarious. As the white author contorts herself to discredit a young Black poet's style, she also repeatedly reveals she has no knowledge of poetry, basic grammatical rules,
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Yasmin Nair
NairYasmin
Just a few words about the Amanda Gorman poem and why it irks me so:I taught, for many, many years at Purdue University. It's not Ivy League, but it's a
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