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Posts Tagged ‘Poetry’SufferingWritten on 19 Feb, 2010 at 4:29 in Humanities | viewed 1 times | 0 Comments
Since wisdom is the art of coping with suffering, it starts with a willingness to tackle it head-on: a) Such is the harshness of our condition that we suffer, sometimes greatly or worse, insuperably. b) Such is the richness of our... (Continue reading) Tagged with: Coping, Effort, Happiness, Harsh, human potential, Poetry, Suffering, Wisdom, worthiness Being True To Your ArtWritten on 14 Feb, 2010 at 9:43 in Poetry | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
My name is Jeffrey Michael Miller and I'm a Publishamerica poet with a new book out entitled " From The Inside Out ". This article deals with a most important subject in my view and that subject is how to... (Continue reading) Tagged with: Art, Books, Entertainment, jeffrey michael miller, Literature, Poetry, poets, Writing Alice Meynell – Poet And Friend Of PoetsWritten on 19 Jan, 2010 at 1:46 in Poetry | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
Alice Meynell was born on 11 October 1847 at Barnes, England. She was the younger daughter of Thomas and Christina Thompson. Her father was a widower with a son and daughter when he married Christina. He was educated privately and... (Continue reading) Tagged with: alice meynell, Catholic, de la mare, english poets, Journalists, oscar wilde, Poems, poet laureate, Poetry, rossetti, ruskin, tennyson, Writers Alexander Pope’s Portrayal Of Belinda And Her Society In ‘the Rape Of The Lock’Written on 17 Jan, 2010 at 23:58 in Poetry | viewed 9 times | 0 Comments
In ‘The Rape of the Lock’ Alexander Pope (1688-1744) employs a mock-epic style to satirise the ‘beau-monde’ (fashionable world, society of the elite) of eighteenth century England. The richness of the poem, however, reveals more than a straightforward satirical attack.... (Continue reading) Tagged with: Alexander Pope, English Literature, Poetry, The Rape of the Lock A Valentine’s Day SonnetWritten on 9 Jan, 2010 at 14:03 in Poetry | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
SOME MIGHT THINK, PERHAPS, THAT I'M NOT PLEASED Some might think, perhaps, that I'm not pleased At how you've trivialized my name and day. In fact, I think romantic love's one way New recruits for paradise are seized. True, the object is the kind that's... (Continue reading) Tagged with: Poems, Poetry, saint valentine's day, st. valentine's day, valentine poems, valentine poetry, valentine's day A Third Anniversary PoemWritten on 7 Jan, 2010 at 16:21 in Poetry | viewed 5 times | 0 Comments
HAPPY THIRD ANNIVERSARY Happy third anniversary! A time for celebration and reflection. Praised be those who live as they believe, Pursuing through each act some deep connection. Years refine what none can grasp or see. There is in every love not two but three: Happiness requires consecration, Requires... (Continue reading) Tagged with: acrostic poems, acrostic poetry, acrostics, anniversaries, anniversary poems, anniversary poetry, love poems, love poetry, Marriage, Poems, Poetry A Sixth Anniversary PoemWritten on 5 Jan, 2010 at 16:29 in Poetry | viewed 1 times | 0 Comments
Happy sixth anniversary! As years pass, the coating wears away, Perhaps revealing more than one can see, Perhaps revealing more than one can say. Yet what one feels is more than ecstasy. So is love far more than one can bear -- In grace, in truth,... (Continue reading) Tagged with: acrostic poems, acrostic poetry, acrostics, anniversaries, anniversary poems, anniversary poetry, Love, Marriage, Poems, Poetry, Romance A Political PoemWritten on 1 Jan, 2010 at 6:24 in Poetry | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
UTOPIANS ARE UNREPENTANT MONSTERS Utopians are unrepentant monsters. The perfect is the perfect rationale. O send us serial killers, rapists, gangsters, Preferably to “should” becoming “shall”! In those who seek to make their visions real, A rage becomes the furnace of their zeal; Nor can they love,... (Continue reading) Tagged with: 911, Poems, Poetry, political poems, political poetry, Politics, Terrorism, Terrorists, utopianism, utopians Poetry reborn Emerges In Thriller Mystery NovelWritten on 30 Dec, 2009 at 13:30 in Poetry | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
Since Mohamed Alithen Cassius Clayannounced that he had written The worlds shortest poem, I have known that I would be a poet. ME? WHEE! His triumphant proclamation evoking shivers within my troubled teenaged identity, for I reasoned in rhyme. Everyday,... (Continue reading) Tagged with: Emerges, Mystery, Novel, Poetry, Reborn, Thriller A Poem For Yom KippurWritten on 28 Dec, 2009 at 17:33 in Poetry | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
YOU ARE NOT, WILL NOT, DO NOT WHAT YOU DREAM You are not, will not, do not what you dream. One accepts that one cannot be pure. Moreover, there are sins you would redeem, Knowing that your world remains secure. In you there is a... (Continue reading) Tagged with: high holy days, jewish poems, jewish poetry, Poems, Poetry, religious poems, religious poetry, yom kippur poems, yom kippur poetry |