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The Subtle Mastery of Deer Hunting: Embracing Nature’s Wisdom
The Fox, a short story by D. H. Lawrence, discusses the art of hunting. The author challenges the perception of hunting as a battle of strength, highlighting the need for skill and understanding of the deer’s behavior. Hunters show reverence for nature and the spirit of the deer, emphasizing adaptability over brute strength.
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The Poetry of Identity: Embracing Creativity and Artistry
I have over 60 pieces of writing published and about half of those are poems. I have always written poetry, but only began submitting poetry for publication to build a resume. It was not until I was named the poet laureate before I called myself a poet. So I like to remind myself and others…
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Unfiltered Monologues: Impact on Listening and Conversations
People talking to themselves can be fun and necessary, but not in the presence of others. This behavior can lead to misunderstandings and hinder true conversation. With a lack of filters, individuals may fail to engage in meaningful dialogue, displaying a need for attention and a disregard for the other person’s interest.
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To Be Read or Spoken?
A fellow poet who goes to several open mics a week, posed this: Wondering if you could give me your thoughts on the difference, we are seeing on the poetry scene right now between the written word and spoken word performance. My response (off the cuff) was this: My poems end up changing as I…
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