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1 day ago · However, developments in modern literature, including free verse and prose poetry have tended to blur the differences, and poet T.S. Eliot suggested that while: "the distinction between verse and prose is clear, the distinction between poetry and prose is obscure".
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5 hours ago · With its first edition (from December last year) well received, Catchment – Poetry of Place will release a second issue on 21 June 2024. Again, it will publish both tanka and longer free-verse poems, showing a sense of location. Since the submission period is set to close soon — on 21 May — poets resident in Australia are encouraged to ...
5 hours ago · Apart from poetry, Whitman wrote several essays on the topics of literature and poetry, as well as political publications such as the controversial Revolutionary Letters (1860-61). He also wrote a series of children’s stories entitled Tanglewood Tales (1890-91). His complete works were collected and published in six different volumes under ...
13 hours ago · Has many sonnets: so here now shall be. One sonnet more, a love sonnet, from me. To her whose heart is my heart's quiet home, To my first Love, my Mother…”. Author – Christina Rossetti. 11 ...
5 hours ago · For the bhakti poet, the divine figure, whether Rama, Krishna, Kali, is real and palpable. Those of us who only want to consider the deities as concepts blissfully ignore this reality. When we ...
5 hours ago · like water from a spring. like the sparks of a flame. I hide in midnight. yet I am the sunlight. I dance and I dance and I dance. to lift myself from the floor. to heal the ways my heart-breaks. a crack right down the front of me---. somewhere at my throat to my heart.
5 hours ago · David acknowledges that God is always with Him, looking out for his good, even in the darkest “valley of the shadow of death” (verse 4). Even in the most challenging circumstances—“in the presence of my enemies” (verse 5)—David lacks nothing because His God is with him, supplying his every need and looking out for his welfare.
