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Ben Jonson ❧ Drinke to me, onely, with thine eyes2 comments

upinvermont wrote 1 month ago: Jonson’s Ambition No other Elizabethan poet was more cognizant of his legacy than Ben Jonson. … more →

Tags: Ballad & Hymn Meter, Ben Jonson, iambic trimeter, rhyme, Song, Ben Jonson, Ben Jonson's Handwriting, Doing a filthy pleasure is and short, Drink to me onely

Robert Frost's "Out, Out"6 comments

upinvermont wrote 5 months ago: Buzz Saws and Saw Machines When I first read this poem, barely a teenager, I got it into my head tha … more →

Tags: Blank Verse, Meter, About Iambic Pentameter, narrative verse, William Shakespeare, Robert Frost, Robert Frost, Shakespeare's Metrical Art, William Shakespeare

The Art of Rhyme and Meter1 comment

upinvermont wrote 6 months ago: This is a follow-up to The Writing & Art of Iambic Pentameter. The oral tradition of Poetry Poet … more →

Tags: criticism, heroic couplets, How to Write Iambic Pentameter, Iambic Pentameter, Internal Rhyme, John Keats, Meter, Robert Frost, William Shakespeare

Interpreting Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods"3 comments

upinvermont wrote 7 months ago: July 18 2009: New Post Robert Frost’s “Out, Out” August 26 2009: Added section rec … more →

Tags: Meter, rhyme, Robert Frost, synecdoche, "Going by Contraries", "The Cambridge Companion to Robert Frost", "The Ordeal of Robert Frost", A Literary Life Reconsidered, Analysis

Robert Frost's "The Pasture"2 comments

upinvermont wrote 7 months ago: July 18, 2009: New Post – Robert Frost’s “Out, Out” June 6 2009: Tweaked and … more →

Tags: rhyme, Iambic Pentameter, About Colloquialism in Poetry, Robert Frost, Internal Rhyme, Anthimeria, anthimeria, Best Poetry Blog, Better Poetry Blog

W.B. Yeats & Long Legged Fly: Meaning & Meter2 comments

upinvermont wrote 9 months ago: Some Good References I’ve been wanting to study some Yeats. Many of his greatest poems are wri … more →

Tags: Poetry, rhyme, Formal Poetry, criticism, Meter, Iambic Pentameter, iambic trimeter, Iambic Dimeter, CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE

Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry Issue-1 20084 comments

upinvermont wrote 10 months ago: Here is something I’ve been meaning to do for a while – recommend Measure and a couple o … more →

Tags: criticism, Book Reviews, formal poetry, Meter, rhyme, sonnet, Formal, Formalist, Formalist Poetry

Robert Frost, Iambic Tetrameter & The Road Not Taken15 comments

upinvermont wrote 10 months ago: If scansion is new to you, check out my post on the basics. February 22, 2009 – If you enjoy F … more →

Tags: About Colloquialism in Poetry, About Iambic Tetrameter, Formal Poetry, guides, iambic trimeter, Meter, rhyme, Robert Frost, anapest

Song to my Soul2 comments

upinvermont wrote 11 months ago: My children were playing in the background, as  I read this. … more →

Tags: Poetry, rhyme, Formal Poetry, Meter, Octosyllabic, Patrick Gillespie, Song, Spiritual Poetry, breasts

Sonnet 145 - Shakespeare & Iambic Tetrameter

upinvermont wrote 11 months ago: This is one of my favorite Sonnets by Shakespeare. And it is the one sonnet, of the 154, that some S … more →

Tags: About Iambic Tetrameter, Humorous, Meter, Octosyllabic, rhyme, sonnet, William Shakespeare, anne hathaway, Annotated Sonnet

The Songbird - A Fable with Poetry4 comments

upinvermont wrote 12 months ago: I wasn’t sure whether I would post my fables but many of them include poetry and many of them … more →

Tags: Lyric, rhyme, Meter, Octosyllabic, Patrick Gillespie, Song, iambic trimeter, Children's, Fables & Childrens Stories

Opening Book: Unbidden Page 78 (Final Poem of the Book)

upinvermont wrote 1 year ago: … more →

Tags: Opening book, Poem, Poetry, Lyric, rhyme, Formal Poetry, Patrick Gillespie, Spiritual Poetry, formal poetry

Opening Book: Spring Lyric Page 40

upinvermont wrote 1 year ago: … more →

Tags: Opening book, Poem, Poetry, Lyric, rhyme, Formal Poetry, Meter, Patrick Gillespie, formal poetry


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