Here is a sentence from my last post: You might even say we're in a glass box.
Here is that same sentence as contemporary poetry:
you might even
say
we re
in a glass
box
Contemporary poetry isn't poetry. It's pretentiousness incarnate.
Here is the "poem" we read and analyzed in English class today:
so much depends
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It went like this:
so much depends
upon
a red wheel
barrow
glazed with rain
water
beside the white
chickens
JEEZ Devin get it right!
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Now, go make love to a discontented porcupine that's high on ether.
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2) You're probably the only person I know who would write that sort of comment, and the only one I'd let get away with it.
3) My biggest complaint is not with the poem, but with the idea of analyzing it. If we are to analyze something in terms of what the author was thinking, I want it to be Robert Frost or E.A. Poe or something jucier than chickens. I dislike having to bullshit responses because I know that I could be enjoying poetry instead.
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by the way, if you didn't notice, I said I loved Brazil. a lot. I was completely in shock for the last hour of it.
that is all.
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And if you think Poe is deep, I might also recommend 'Thundercats'; it, too, is rife with dark sexual metaphor.
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Now, if I may command you to do so, drop dead you liverbucket for criticizing me, endorsing fraudulent writing (it isn't poetry at all), and being ninnyheaded enough to not even leave your name.
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