Journal. Poetics. The Love Books of Ovid Index. Sacred Texts Classics Ovid Buy this Book at Amazon.com Contents Start Reading This is Julian May's translation of Ovid's 'erotic' works: The Amores (the Loves), Ars Amatoria (the Art of Love), Remedia Amoris (The Cure for Love) and the fragmentary Medicamina Faciei Feminae (Women's Facial Cosmetics). This version was published in 1930 in a 'limited' edition with sensual art deco illustrations by Jean de Bosschere. In the Amores, published about 18 BCE, Ovid portrays the evolution of an affair with a married woman named Corinna. This edition has parallel Latin text (which was not included in the original book). Winning Writers - Poetry Contests, Free Poetry Contests, Fiction. Writing Exercises: Poetry. Make a list of twenty phrases that use alliteration, such as the sun settled on the south hill with sudden color . Pick two or three of these phrases and try to build images around them.
Use at least one of these images in a poem. Make a list of fifteen physical experiences that you’ve had, such as falling out of a tree, riding a roller coaster, or jumping on a trampoline. Choose one from your list and use images to create a lyric poem about the experience. (by Jay Klokker, from The Practice of Poetry , Robin Behn and Chase Twichell, eds.) Write a poem addressed to a particular body part. Make sure you maintain a consistent tone and focus. Try to remember everything you can about a particular event that occurred when you were a child. Once you’ve finished your list, build a narrative poem around it. Write a short poem that begins and ends with the same line. Write a poem in which you confess to a crime you didn’t commit. Write a poem in which you speak after your own death.
Poems for Poetry Papers. Poetry Bootcamp - An Internet Workshop with Molly Fisk. Geegaw.com : feen masquerie. Robert Bruce | American Poet » Blog Archive » 7 Reasons Why Nobo. Works in the William Blake Archive. Darwinian Poetry: Home. A Website for the Independent Literary Community. Litline.org was a website created for the independent literary community. It represented non-commercial literary presses and magazines. Not only that, it facilitated the opening of bookstores and organized conferences and festivals. In this materialistic day and age, the terms “art” and “profit” are often interchangeable. Average “art” thrives, while authentic art and artists, who create something of cultural value, can barely pay for their groceries. Most famous poetry books, plays, and innovative novels around today were not published by large commercial companies. This is the reason LitLine.org was created in the first place.
Alas, in early 2020, during the first outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, Litline.org ran out of funds and could no longer support the artists they wished to promote. To celebrate Litline.org and its achievements, here are some articles that celebrate poetry in all its forms. Michael Englert Michael is a graduate of cultural studies and history. Brandywine Books. NarcissusWorks. The Sonneteer: home page. Sonnet Central. Winning Writers - Online Database with 650 Poetry Contests, Reso.
Exquisite Corpse - A Journal of Letters and Life. Grand Text Auto. BeeHive Hypertext/Hypermedia Literary Journal - [volume5:number2. In a Dark Time. I’ve been trying to plan a trip to Malheur for a couple of weeks now but I’ve been frustrated by the low temperatures, not to mention the snow and freezing rain. C’mon, they’ve had a drought all year. Why does the rain and sleet show up just when I want to visit? There’s been lots of rain here, too; those days I work out at the Y.
Still, when it’s sunny I’m not about to spend my time walking around in circles in a building. My go-to place has been Theler Wetlands and Port Orchard most of this winter, and I manage to always find something that makes even a poor-birding day a good day — it just means I have to look a little harder. On my last trip I noticed that some of the red-purple flowers are starting to join the Skunk Cabbage and Trillium in celebrating Spring’s arrival.
They’re not very spectacular, but they certainly stand out in the shaded forest where they grow. These low-growing purple flowers would probably be overlooked by pollinators mid-summer, but they stand out now. Jared Carter Poetry. Blogenspiel. Rhyme & Reason. Barbara fletcher / poet. Resurgere.org. Book of Kells. Edgar Allen Poe: The Complete Works. Pocast.com - poetry for podcasters. Conchology. ::: wood s lot ::: "the fitful tracing of a portal" Queens view looking southwest November 28, 1910Eugene de Salignac Three Berlin Essays Aleš Šteger translated by Brian Henryconjunctions Crack BerlinWhen someone’s presence on the street becomes imperceptible as the presence of the street becomes imperceptible in this person. Mommsenstraße, Kastanienallee, Akazienstraße have moved to the shady side, to the side of obvious everyday life, going from admiration of exceptional things to inventory.
Within the least expected lurks alienation, which demonstrates that it is only for the illusion of tradition, the illusion, that keeps my attention on a short leash. Sometimes it is enough that some bored dog barks. Midflinch I see at the intersection an excursion bus. Arshile Gorky b. Moon PoemJ.H.
Prynne week: Biting the Air Bebrowed's Blog (....) Told to you, root and branch slope management at onrush unpaired and less compact, generic death as possession on nil return. There’s gloriously complex things that appear to be going on here. . (....) J. Ploughshares, the literary journal. Mike Barker's Writers' Exercises. Kalliope Poetry Workshop Exercises.
Poetry Exercises at Ariadne's Web. "The Alien. " Check out this special way to leverage your poem from one that fascinates you. "Billy Collins. " Try writing a poem in the style of the famous and popular Billy Collins. Chance card. 1. Close your eyes, pick a book from a bookshelf, open it at random, copy a line or phrase. 2. Paraphrase the line in a half-dozen ways and pick the one you like best as your start line. 3.
Color. 1. Don't. 1. Fear. Write a poem on the funniest thing that you ever heard someone was afraid of. First. Write a stanza on the first thing you do on leaving the house, and another on the first time you left home to live somewhere else. Haiku. Write your first three haiku. Heart. "Write what is in your heart; you can write that better than anyone else can write it. " Keats. "Write as well as Keats; take as long as you like. " Leaving, leaving, leaving, ... Write a list of ways in which you have left someone or something. Loss. Write down three things you have lost in the last week. Love and hate. 1. Madeleine. Narration. The Frost Place - Home.