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Tag Archives: poetry

Now Is the Perfect Time to Memorize a Poem

Powerful writing, by Matthew Schneier. Most of the essay is on the power of poetry as an oral art form. (See also Poetry is for the Ear and Poetry Writing Hacks: Top 10 Tips.) But I blogged it because of the paragraphs about the author’s father. Right now, a machine is breathing for my father,…

24 May 2020 in Aesthetics, Current_Events, Empathy, Essays, Health, Humanities, Literature, Speech.

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