Dickinson, Yeats, Kippling, Longfellow, Millay, etc.
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Poetry Poll
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 Tamara Beryl Latham |
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Posts: 31 (12/22/05 11:05) Book Lover |
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tabbynera |
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Posts: 12788 (12/26/05 06:41) Cat Loving Swiss Cockney
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I am not really the sort of poetic type. If I read a poem it has to be a bit amusing (my favourite is still Jabberwocky) or perhaps tell a story. A bit of an old-fashioned taste. I love reading poems about cats, but if they get too sentimental then I do too. I like films and stories with happy ends. The only modern poet that comes to my mind is Robert Frost, as we had his poems at school (some 45 years ago - so he probably isn't very modern any more), but I probably miss the point in modern poetry.
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Mandabear310 |
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Posts: 9659 (12/26/05 10:34) Hello Kitty |
I picked Contemporary. Though I do enjoy some of the classics.
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Golophin |
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Posts: 9644 (01/20/06 06:22)
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I cant vote. But anyone reading this should investigate Wislawa Syzmborska
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speedy55 |
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Posts: 67 (06/17/06 05:25) Book Lover |
I enjoy dark poetry, although I'm not sure which category that would be under.
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Somerled |
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Posts: 736 (07/14/06 12:18) Avid Reader |
Some contemporary...some classics....some shakespeare...
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weapons are available |
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Posts: 3916 (07/04/07 03:07)
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Contemporary genre poetry.
 "All great truths begin as blasphemies." -- George Bernard Shaw |
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beautifulsoup |
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Posts: 245 (08/20/08 02:43) Literature Scholar |
I guess there's no more voting? LOL
In any case, I'll say contemporary. |
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Ravenblack |
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Posts: 8 (10/26/08 08:35) |
Contemporary. I also like poems from the pre-modern era.
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Rockthief |
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Posts: 813 (06/11/09 04:10) |
this or that. I confess I cannot get into Shakespeare. Am I a freak?
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mauraid |
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Posts: 4 (06/15/09 10:34) |
Poets such as Duffy, Gluck , Heaney, and Doty. Modern ?
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 Tasha1 |
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Posts: 1 (07/01/09 09:03) |
a lot of isms & cutups
Dadaism Surrealism Symbolism Confessionalism Flarf Minimalism |
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Ian Rudd |
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Posts: 1041 (07/04/09 05:52)
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Welcome to the board, Tasha1.
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