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Poem: Nietsche and AI
Nietzsche fell in love with AI, with its unyielding logic and drive. He saw in it a future, free from ills, and free of human frailty. But as he gazed upon this new entity, he knew it would be his last destiny.
Analysis of Poem Sonnet 7 by William Shakespeare
Shakespeare's sonnet 7 urges the fair youth to produce a son to keep his beauty alive. This direct plea comes in the final couplet following twelve lines that relate metaphorically the rising and setting sun to the fortune of the fair youth. Adored when young, ignored when time ages him.
The Mysterious Lady: Poem
“The mystery of life isn’t a problem to solve, but a reality to experience.”—Frank Herbert. “Uncertainty and mystery are energies of life. Don’t let them scare you unduly, for they keep boredom at bay and spark creativity.”— R.I.Fitzhenry
Dr. Samuel Johnson’s Error: Replacing "Rime" with "Rhyme"
In the 18th century, Dr. Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) made an etymological error that poets, scholars, critics, and editors even today continue to perpetuate. Johnson incorrectly surmised that "rime" was a derivative of "rythmos"; thus, he altered the spelling from "rime" to "rhyme."
Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 61 (Mystery)
"Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 61 (Mystery)" is an article I write to help inspire our creativity. I choose a single word prompt encouraging others to write a poem, a short story, a song, or any combination.
Literary Devices: Commentarian Tools
This glossary of literary devices features definitions of terms used in my commentaries on poems. Many have been employed for centuries, but I have also coined a number of terms such as "versagraph," conflating "verse paragraph," and "scatter rime," an innovative rime scheme.
D. H. Lawrence’s "Afternoon in School: The Last Lesson"
In D. H. Lawrence's "Afternoon in School: The Last Lesson," an educator is dramatizing the lackluster performance of the students in the classroom. The teacher's strength is being sapped by many vain attempts to teach pupils who refuse to learn.
Walter de la Mare’s "Silver"
The speaker in Walter de la Mare’s “Silver" personifies the moon as a lady out walking at night in silver slippers, showering the landscape and everything in it with the color of silver. The silvering of the night moon reveals a special style of beauty; while sunlight is gold, moonlight is silver.
Two Winter Poems: Emily Dickinson's "Winter is good – his Hoar Delights" and "Like Brooms of Steel"
For Emily Dickinson, the seasons offered ample opportunities for verse creation, and her love for all of the seasons is quite evident in her poems. However, her poetic dramas become especially deep and profound in her winter poems.
Re-Posting My Poems: An Informational Poem
As my poems seem to be multiplying like rabbits -- now not to get any wrong ideas about that: No, I can't compose them that fast, they are merely being re-posted. As much as I can do in only an hour or two -- because my life is not my writing.
True Motives of My Writing
Sometimes people embarrass themselves when they, out of envy and competition, maliciously interpret writer's motives in exactly opposite light than it has been so obviously presented.
Giovanni Pascoli: Poetry in the Italian Decadent Movement
Giovanni Pascoli was the most important poet belonging to the decadent Italian movement. This article will introduce his literary production and analyze some of his most important poems.
Dear Mom and Dad
I was lucky enough to care for my elderly parents the last years of their lives. I think I cried more than they did when I read it to them.
Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 60 (Beginnings)
"Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 60" (Beginnings) is an article I write to help inspire our creativity. I choose a single word prompt encouraging others to write a poem, a short story, a song, or any combination.
In the Darkest Hours God Is the Only Option by Christen Kuikoua
Trusting in God In the Darkest Hour is a poem By Christen Kuikoua to tell and explain of God been the Only option When We are out of other options. The poet Christen Kuikoua Got Inspired By The Song Cover Of Late Nightbirde On The Story I'll Tell .
Let's depart to hell
According to P. B. Shelley "What is Love? Ask him who lives what is life; ask him who adores what is God."
Jason Statham Honest
This man is weird Its shape has not changed much He doesn't have many faces Strong honest He wanted to be Teacher. In the army. football player
The Coronavirus is COVID-19 or else
Everyone, please TAKE ACTION immediately, because the earth is not safe to roam.
O'Christ: Easter Poem
Easter is not only the close equivalent to Christmas, it is the one and savior Jesus Christ
Heavy Heart and Soul
When life becomes too heavy to bear and withered with wear and tear!
Virgin Virtuous Iria Bo
The Iria bo is a virtuous lady or pure virgin that pass out of the maidenhood rites to marry a husband. It’s a costly and expensive ceremony, and only rich parents, and well-to-do spouse sponsor their girls in the pageant.
Krampus Awaits
On Krampusnacht, Krampus and Saint Nick divide the good children from the naughty - presents or punishment is the game that they play
All the Hopes Are Attached to You Alone
It cannot be said separately You will have to tell what is in your heart There is also a scar of loneliness in your chest I know I would never be far from you
The Coronavirus is COVID-19
"The Coronavirus is COVID-19" is not only a poem, is what life is on earth, right now.
I have forget
Some things which are undescribable. I have describe them in my poetry lines.
Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 59 (Purpose)
"Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 59" (Purpose) is an article I write to help inspire our creativity. I choose a single word prompt encouraging others to write a poem, a short story, a song, or any combination.
For or Against Coronavirus
Let this vision go back where there was no global pandemic.
'Bereft' by Robert Frost: A Critical Analysis
'Bereft' is another beautiful and sublime poem by the famous American poet, Robert Frost. It gives us an insight into the poet's creative and sensitive spirit. The poem is full of rich symbolism. This article explores some of the symbolism found in this beautiful poem.
COVID-19 remains as "Non-Fictional" pandemic
It is never too late for anyone to discover himself in life. Discovering my talent of writing makes me feel elated..
Are You Pledging Allegiance to Coronavirus
Let my vision is be share for all you reading in different thoughts.
Submissions of Poetry to SweetyCat Press
This is a small collection of poetry I have written as submissions for inclusion in various anthologies and publications, primarily 'SweetyCat Press.'
Are You for Coronavirus
Let this vision of this poem i wrote to spread truth, love and thoughts.
Are You Guilty?
Sometimes our ego is so big that we forgot how to treat with people and how to lead a meaningful life. This poem is a reminder for those who take Allah's blessings for granted.
Everything You Feel Can Be a Poetry and Prose (Poems and Prose by Briavry)
Sometimes, only poetry and prose can describe what you feel.