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A site for discussion about poetry, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general, using the poems<br> from online poetry sites as subjects for critique, exploration, and discussion.
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The Poetry Daily Critique: September 2016
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A site for exploration and discussion about verse, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general. Because there is a profound difference between writing something to be read and writing something worth reading; and in that difference might beauty be found. 9733;★ The Latest Posts on Hatter's Adversaria. 9679; Something I Read #17 – D.S. Savage. 9679; Delillo's Underworld. 8211; a Review/Response. 9679; Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. 9679; Something I Read #16 – David Perkins. Collecting the ...
The Poetry Daily Critique: "Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock" by Wallace Stevens and "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" by Adrienne Rich
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A site for exploration and discussion about verse, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general. Because there is a profound difference between writing something to be read and writing something worth reading; and in that difference might beauty be found. 9733;★ The Latest Posts on Hatter's Adversaria. 9679; Something I Read #17 – D.S. Savage. 9679; Delillo's Underworld. 8211; a Review/Response. 9679; Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. 9679; Something I Read #16 – David Perkins. On their own" i...
The Poetry Daily Critique: Miller Lite
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A site for exploration and discussion about verse, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general. Because there is a profound difference between writing something to be read and writing something worth reading; and in that difference might beauty be found. 9733;★ The Latest Posts on Hatter's Adversaria. 9679; Something I Read #17 – D.S. Savage. 9679; Delillo's Underworld. 8211; a Review/Response. 9679; Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. 9679; Something I Read #16 – David Perkins. And note that v...
The Poetry Daily Critique: July 2016
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A site for exploration and discussion about verse, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general. Because there is a profound difference between writing something to be read and writing something worth reading; and in that difference might beauty be found. 9733;★ The Latest Posts on Hatter's Adversaria. 9679; Something I Read #17 – D.S. Savage. 9679; Delillo's Underworld. 8211; a Review/Response. 9679; Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. 9679; Something I Read #16 – David Perkins. The second stan...
The Poetry Daily Critique: November 2016
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A site for exploration and discussion about verse, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general. Because there is a profound difference between writing something to be read and writing something worth reading; and in that difference might beauty be found. 9733;★ The Latest Posts on Hatter's Adversaria. 9679; Something I Read #17 – D.S. Savage. 9679; Delillo's Underworld. 8211; a Review/Response. 9679; Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. 9679; Something I Read #16 – David Perkins. The last thing ...
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About - David X Novak
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I wrote my first poem for a class assignment in 6th grade, but it was not until high school that I began to get serious about the craft. My first four poets—that is, my earliest influences—were: E.E. Cummings. It was not until college, as a student of Paul Carroll. At the University of Illinois in Chicago, that I began to widen my study, spurred on by his infectious enthusiasm. Soon I became enamored with John Keats. Paul suggested, "Try not to write like Cummings anymore.".
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Hatter's Adversaria: September 2014
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Monday, September 29, 2014. New to the Cabinet: Vampires and Eroticism. Just added to the cabinet, an essay once presented at a conference, one of my favorites: The Emergence of the Occult from within the Culture of the Occult, or, When a Vampire is Just Trying to Get Laid. And Twins of Evil. Lust for a Vampire. And Twins of Evil. Somethin...
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Hatter's Adversaria: August 2015
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Monday, August 10, 2015. Agresto — "The Suicide of the Liberal Arts". 8211; minor editing, Apr. 7, 2016. This is a response – what became an long response – to comments in a Facebook discussion on John Agrestos. After all, it is difficult to use university business models to explain the miserable quality of K-12 education in the US. Instea...
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Hatter's Adversaria: March 2016
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Wednesday, March 16, 2016. Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. This is something newly posted to the Cabinet (here. It is the epitome of obviousness to say Body Double. Is Brian de Palmas full out homage to Alfred Hitchcock (a relationship resumed, though less emphatically, in his 1992 Raising Cain. In the voyeurism, and Vertigo. It is a pla...
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Hatter's Adversaria: Visual Labyrinths in Body Double
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Wednesday, March 16, 2016. Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. This is something newly posted to the Cabinet (here. It is the epitome of obviousness to say Body Double. Is Brian de Palma's full out homage to Alfred Hitchcock (a relationship resumed, though less emphatically, in his 1992 Raising Cain. In the voyeurism, and Vertigo. The world ...
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Hatter's Adversaria: February 2015
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Thursday, February 26, 2015. This is a new essay added to the Cabinet, which thus can also be found here. It is a bit I have been wanting to do for a while. A little something for you. What I want to do here is mostly point out a curiosity I noticed with Kubricks The Shining. Sunday, February 1, 2015. Or, as Sayres writes, perhaps not.
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Hatter's Adversaria: January 2015
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Tuesday, January 6, 2015. The Traits of Christian Cultism? This is written in response to 3 Common Traits of Youth Who Dont Leave the Church, as found on the Faithit site, here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is the sister blog to. It will usually receive less attention than the PDC; and really has yet to find its wind. The header i...
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Hatter's Adversaria: May 2016
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Tuesday, May 31, 2016. A note after the fat: After writing this I immediately read. The Body Artist straight through. As regards. Underworld itself my thoughts are mostly unchanged. However, my estimation of Delillo is greatly raised. More detail offered in a footnote on. The Body Artist , below. Technically a marvel, and worth the viewing...
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Hatter's Adversaria: August 2016
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Tuesday, August 30, 2016. Something I Read #17 - D. S. Savage. The subject is aestheticism, the attitude toward art and literature at the end of the nineteenth century marked by art for arts sake; but, in showing how aestheticism differed from Symbolism, it is also one of the best presentations of Symbolism I have come by. AEM Baumann is a...
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Hatter's Adversaria: April 2015
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9733;★ The Latest Posts on The Poetry Daily Critique. 9679; Miller Lite. 9679; Drinking to Do. 9679; "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart. 9679; The Grass at Wivenhoe Park. Thursday, April 23, 2015. Something I Read #13 – Bernard Benstock. I have been brought back into the dreamworld of Finnegans Wake. These from Bernard Benstocks Joyce-Agains Wake. It logically then follows that the sons in the Wake. In all, the problem of identifying a Wake. Monday, April 13, 2015. The essay can be found online.). Labels: h...
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Poetry Currents. Post your original poetry and receive comments in an open public forum
Post your original poetry and receive comments in an open public forum. Posted by mtspoet on May 03, 2014 0 comments. I have studied the poets. Of days gone to past. The engravers of love. I have witnessed the lives. That have ended too fast,. Succumbing to the pages. Of life's written wrongs. I once lived for a lifetime. In the state of confusion,. In search of tranquility. To soften my fall. And what I've seen. Is a lonely illusion. And the writings on the wall. I love the girl. With a lonely face,.
Poetry Less Than Daily
Poetry Less Than Daily. Strong Poems. Beautiful Poems. Tough Poems. Poems w/ the F-word. Poems less frequent than before but no less kick-ass. Friday, August 26, 2005. Jonathan Mayhew trans. Jonathan Mayhew. ANÉCDOTA RECORDADA EN VANO. Escuchaba yo un disco - en la edad de los tocadiscos -. Entró mi padre, me comentó, extrañado y despectivo, que le sonaba a piano de cóctel. En vano habría sido contestarle, avergonzado, que se trataba del gran Bill Evans. Guest Editor: David Shapiro. Cut it to a chair,.
Poetry Daily, a new poem every day
Sunday April 15, 2018 Skip to Content. Noon Mass at Sacré Coeur. By Adam Vines • from. Bull; LSU Press. Adam Vines is an assistant professor of English at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and editor of. Will be the benchmark for contemporary ekphrastic poetry for some time to come. Dazzling tropological shifts allow us to experience an artist's mind caught up in the imagination of other artists." (Ricardo Pau-Llosa). Bite-sized wisdom on an invisible stick." (Billy Collins). And close April 30.
Poetry Daily | Every day, a new illustrated poem – your daily shot of art.
Every day, a new illustrated poem – your daily shot of art. May 6, 2008. You must not utter a word about. Me having two souls. But just one set of batteries and emergency rations. May 5, 2008. How the skies have painted themselves tonight;. To make something in time? Dipped in amber,. An overcastly maelstrom –. A half-molten golden gaze of challenge. Swirling from the city bank of lights. In lower angles,. Dull strokes – graphite-like;. Tonight the sky is dressed as Orpheus’ iris. May 4, 2008. May 3, 2008.
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A site for exploration and discussion about verse, poetics, the aesthetic, and creative writing in general. Because there is a profound difference between writing something to be read and writing something worth reading; and in that difference might beauty be found. 9733;★ The Latest Posts on Hatter's Adversaria. 9679; Something I Read #17 – D.S. Savage. 9679; Delillo's Underworld. 8211; a Review/Response. 9679; Visual Labyrinths in Body Double. 9679; Something I Read #16 – David Perkins. The text reads ...
What is What and How I see It.
What is What and How I see It. The poetry/ramblings of a literati to be. Wednesday, August 25, 2010. I have been having a fantastic day. School was enjoyable and all of my classes seem awesome. I have been holding out a good happy poem for all my readers and today is the day to let the world hear it. The sun creeps slowly, over the horizon. First, he swings his gut up over the tree line. Each leg hefted afterwords, a stumbling accompaniment. Yes, the morning has come. Sigh and meet the day. Is lost to me.
Indian Dance / Afro-Caribbean Poetics
A fusion of traditional Indian dance and Afro-Caribbean poetry. Hear what the show is about. Learn more about the artists. Stay updated on the latest news. Promoting reading, writing and theater.
The Poetry Dance Hall
The Poetry Dance Hall. Poetry is a dance in which every word is a movement.". Where poets meet to challenge themselves and each other, to learn, to share, to have fun with the written word from the poetic soul. Come see the Dancers :). Well, the magnetic poetry is starting to come in. :) My buddy Crystal called me yesterday and laughed at her attempts to do a poem, saying how hard it is to use someone elses words. Dawn (me): I know you. Tanya: Your Charm and Softness. Rachael Anne: I Drink Coffee. But, a...
Poetry Dances
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