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Nature and Art by Alexander Pope
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Classic Poetry Aloud Index
IN THE SUNLIGHT
thomasbrady wrote 8 hours ago: One of the most curious episodes in Letters is T.S. Eliot’s declaration in 1920, in the wake of J.M. … more →
PEDANTS OF POETRY: THE TOP TEN
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thomasbrady wrote 2 weeks ago: ~ ~ Paul Valery (top), Polonius & T.S. Eliot The last 100 years have seen more pedantry in poetr … more →
Depressed in Cape Town this time.
broadwaydannyr wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m in a two bedroom apartment style hotel room. In a brand new hotel, built no doubt in 6 mon … more →
Courses to feel warm about
habitataid wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve just snared our final keynote speaker for the courses we’re running next year, whic … more →
Been Doon So Long: A Randall Grahm Anthology
Stuart George wrote 3 weeks ago: The Bonny Doon winemaker Randall Grahm has just published an anthology of his quirky writing. Please … more →
Where angels fear to tread
射手座の新★ wrote 1 month ago: Such shameless Bards we have; and yet ’tis true, There are as mad, abandon’d Criticks to … more →
下载中
ariosto wrote 1 month ago: 下午15：53，天色渐暗 下载中…… 1.法国新古典主义是当时两股思潮发展出来的综合结果：一个是16世纪的人文主义，它给作家们打开了古希腊罗马文化的宝库，给他们提供了无数杰出的楷模；另一个是17世纪上 … more →
Ardi: Link, Or a Twig?
Joseph Steinberg wrote 1 month ago: Eric Michael talks way too much about “plenitude”, but his warning, that Ardi. ramidus i … more →
EC/ASECS, Bethlehem, how far did the Enlightenment reach: women slaves, gambling, Zurich, Blake and his publisher, Joseph Johnson
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ellenandjim wrote 1 month ago: Henry Ossawa Tanner (1859-1937), The Banjo Lesson (1893) Dear Friends, This is my last conference re … more →
Lincoln's Own Reading List, Summer-Autumn, 1862, '63, and '64
presidentlincolnscottage wrote 1 month ago: By Erin Carlson Mast Welcome to the fifth and final installment of our President Lincoln’s Cot … more →
Barney B in graphic Kruschev visitation – see the evidence for yourself.
davidwills wrote 1 month ago: Connections. Twiggy and Pope’s Grotto… Was in the coffee-palace today thinking ’bout my Barney logs … more →
On a Certain Lady at Court - Alexander Pope
Saera wrote 1 month ago: I know the thing that’s most uncommon; (Envy be silent, and attend!) I know a reasonable woman … more →
Aaron wrote 1 month ago: ‘There is a certain majesty in simplicity which is far above all the quaintness of wit.’ … more →
The Season of Death
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sdshspress wrote 1 month ago: The season of death has come. We’ve been flirting with frost for most of October, though the unusual … more →
October Poem
Sarah Katherine Lingo wrote 2 months ago: October Poem I saw in the sky a head with two bodies: one of a turtle, the other a horse. To embrace … more →
The Answer My Friend Is Blow Wind Blow
Some of these bootleggers, they make pretty good stuff wrote 2 months ago: From Dreamtime Blog, some thoughts on Bob Dylan and Alexander Pope inspired by Dylan’s introdu … more →
(Missed) Saturday Cryptoquote Spoiler - 10/17/09
unclerave wrote 2 months ago: “We think our fathers fools, so wise we grow. Our wiser sons, no doubt will think us so. … more →
The Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind.
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Caitlin wrote 2 months ago: How happy is the blameless vestal’s lot! The world forgetting, by the world forgot Eternal sun … more →
POPE, ALEXANDER
agirlcalledbecky wrote 2 months ago: OH, WHAT A CLEVER MAN. So it’s 1733 or thereabouts. Bolingbroke, a charming bloke, is in corre … more →
