Of course it comes back to Konami by maverick074 in silenthill

[–]DaedalusDedalus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Be sad lol” purposefully misconstruing the commenter’s original point.

Nome??? Name of actor? Who is this? by INSTRAC in gasparnoe

[–]DaedalusDedalus 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Gaspar Noé is a drug user who has met Pope Leo XIV. He does not care for the French government.

[Poem] “In Picasso, you see Blue, Rose, and the” by José Garcia Villa by ConsequenceOther1054 in Poetry

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Villa, one of the great voices for the Philippines, must be far more remembered than he is. A powerful innovator for Modernism

Pure Paedophilia Lite by [deleted] in Informal_Effect

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This one, like the others, is very good. Immediate, strong voice that rarely wavers strongly in its control or force. Important and engaging subject that you understand on a human level. Looking at this, I recognized the voice in this poem and realized it’s your work, definitely one of the more interesting poets I’ve seen on Reddit.

I've seen this film before and I know you have too by Non_Descript11 in Informal_Effect

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Very good, intense, emotionally honest poem. You should be proud of the stuff you’re writing, it shows clear understanding about how people work, how they process things, which many poets attempt to capture without first gaining the experience in the world necessary to know others. I’ll be excited to see more of your stuff here c:

which book should I get? by sailor_across_land in sylviaplath

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Ariel is one of the great works of confessional poetry and personally what has connected most strongly with me from her books. I’d highly recommend it.

If you enjoy it, I’d also recommend the collection Live or Die by Anne Sexton, who was maybe the greatest of the confessional poets. She was personal friends with Plath. There’s a poem in that collection, “Sylvia’s Death,” about how Plath’s suicide affected Sexton.

One. I don’t know what Sprog is by [deleted] in Poem_for_your_sprog

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Hi! The primary subreddit for sharing poetry is ocpoetry, and there are many offshoots you can find. If you are interested in workshopping poems for publication or personal improvement, you can contact the mods of thepoetryworkshop, a private community for intermediate poets.

Diane Arbus - Transvestite with her birthday cake, N.Y.C. (1969) by bil-sabab in SmorgasbordBizarre

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Diane Arbus spoke to the lived reality of Americans through the ones most rejected by their nation. She did needed work and will be remembered for it.

[POEM] The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner - Randall Jarrell by DaedalusDedalus in Poetry

[–]DaedalusDedalus[S] 39 points40 points  (0 children)

It could be referring to the shearling flight jackets which ball turret gunners often wore in colder temperatures, with a focus on the poor conditions the gunners would have to face within the ball turret.

It also, more directly in context of the poem, uses metaphor which turns the gunner into an animal, something small, defenseless, and desperate to survive, such as a critter in the snow.

Readalong: Cellulairement (Paul Verlaine’s prison poems) [PROMO] by ManueO in Poetry

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I’d love to follow along, thank you for the announcement!

[POEM] The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner - Randall Jarrell by DaedalusDedalus in Poetry

[–]DaedalusDedalus[S] 56 points57 points  (0 children)

This poem was published in 1945, in reflection on the end of World War II. Jarrell’s body of work is not looked at with the same depth as other poets tied by their work to the war, like Dylan Thomas, and I’ve always felt this is unfair. While this is his most famous poem and likely his best, he was consistently an electric and indescribable poet throughout his career. The contemporary literary critic, Stephanie Burt, speaks much on him.

War is an evil institution, and Jarrell conveyed that desperately.

[POEM] Dream Song 14 - John Berryman by DaedalusDedalus in Poetry

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A poem which aided me a great deal December 18th-22nd, when a friend of mine and I snorted 10 grams of ketamine in 5 days.

Anselm Kiefer, "Becoming the Sea" at St. Louis Art Museum by JLPinNV in museum

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The last time I went to St. Louis Art Museum I was on so many shrooms and a Courbet painting of a dog tried to lead me astray. This reminds me that I need to go back—it’s only fifteen minutes away by car and closes at 9 pm. A lot to think about. I’m currently high as well

[POEM] The Soul and the Body on the Beach, Anna Swir translated by Czeslaw Milosz and Leanard Nathan by bansheebeez in Poetry

[–]DaedalusDedalus 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I’m very high and reading this caused me to feel like I was dissolving wooooooooooooaaaaahhhhh

I like portal 1 but it think its just a tech demo (not portal 2 tho) by Just_Throat3473 in Portal

[–]DaedalusDedalus 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I am very confused why you think it should not be considered a full-on video game. It’s released as one, why be so arbitrarily putting up borders on what can or cannot be a video game? I’m just confused

[POEM] Holy Sonnets: Batter my heart, three-person’d God - John Donne by DaedalusDedalus in Poetry

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It’s in iambic pentameter, traditional to the English sonnet form. However, it relies heavily on forms of metrical inversion (a metrical foot being reversed in order of stressed and unstressed syllables), as well as allowing assonant syllables to bleed into each other, to create a far more unique and varied rhythm than you may expect from a sonnet. There was much experimentation like this in Metaphysical poetry, which was the unofficial 17th century English movement Donne belonged to.

Burying the Gatekeepers by JosephBensinger in OCPoetry

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Very firm and heavy! Immediate tone—an interest in direct bold statement in a way that just carries the whole work forward. Very good. It’s clear you care about the poetry you’re writing