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- Column: Sonnets- The Innovator vs. The Purist at allpoetry
based on an encounter over the Sonnet between an innovator and a purist, right here on AP no less... - Column: A Few Notes on Prettiness, Symbolism, Metaphor, Meter, and Rhythm at allpoetry
on the emphasis placed on these devices... - Column: How to Write a Feminine Version of a Poem at allpoetry
a study in technique.
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on The Twa Dogs by Robert Burns, on January 24I liked this enough to submit it to Oldpoetry back in '05, and what do you know, it hasn't changed...
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on Dulce Et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori by Wilfred Owen, on August 15, 2006I think Patton and I agree about this one- it is better to make the enemy die for his country in writhing, abject pain and suffering! Thanks, von, for linking me to this gem of its times...
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on The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes, on August 3, 2006
Great as Lyrics
If you want a real treat, Lorenna McKennitt put it to Celtic-like music when she was reaching her peak as an artist... enchanting! I've been listening to the sampler for a half hour now (can't find it on the Internet, lol) So this poem may be better listening to it over reading it, is what I am saying... -
on Prometheus Unbound by Percy Bysshe Shelley, on February 2, 2005Ah, there is more here now- maybe the entire thing- I don't know- never read it all! I see the section that I drew from for a free-form song I did... "Evil minds change good to their..." own nature, lots of cool words to draw from...
