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The Poetry of the Everyday Every day, in small moments, can be filled with poetry. From the joy of a morning cup of coffee to the warmth of a sunset, the poetry of the everyday can be found in the simple moments. Whether it's in the mundane, like a grocery list, or in the magical, like a snowfall, these moments can be filled with beauty and joy. This article explores some of the ways to find and appreciate the poetry of the everyday. The Power of the Written Word Poetry has been around for centuries, and its timeless power to move people has made it a beloved art form. From moving sonnets to thought-provoking haikus, the written word has the ability to evoke emotion, create understanding, and inspire. This article looks at the power of the written word and how it can be used to express emotions, build bridges, and create positive change. The Art of Spoken Word Spoken word poetry is a unique form of performance art that combines the power of the written word with the emotion of spoken performance. It's a powerful tool for self-expression, storytelling, and rallying people to action. This article explores the art of spoken word and how it
If you dream in Latin, it means (a) you have memorized too much Virgil, (b) you fell asleep over Robert Harris’s Imperium, the first novel in a trilogy about Cicero, or (c) you are almost ill over the violence in an obscure epic poem by Valerius Flaccus, I was lucky to find a Latin copy…
Enough Rope by Dorothy Parker DETAILS: Publisher: Boni & Liveright Publication Date: December 1926 Format: eBook Length: 86 Read Date: December 2-3, 2024 What's Enough Rope? It's Dorothy Parker's debut collection of poems, I think ninety of them--but I ran out of fingers and toes and had to make a guess. Some are flat out
Marie Rickmyer’s On the Verge is a delicate, unflinching collection of poems exploring life, trauma, and family. Each piece drips with nostalgia, capturing the quiet fragility of memory—like a glass pane trembling under the weight of lived experience. Rickmyer invites readers into intimate spaces: kitchens brimming with warmth and chaos, childhoods that linger like faint…
If you dream in Latin, it means (a) you have memorized too much Virgil, (b) you fell asleep over Robert Harris’s Imperium, the first novel in a trilogy about Cicero, or (c) you are almost ill over the violence in an obscure epic poem by Valerius Flaccus, I was lucky to find a Latin copy…
Troy R. Legette Author Interview The Objective Scholar is a collection of poems exploring themes such as love and loss, growth and community, and resilience. What was the inspiration for your collection? Yes! The poems I write are inspired by real-life experiences, day-to-day activities, and current events. I set this collection up by grouping all…