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📚 'Gerard Manley Hopkins's Poetics of Anxiety and Transience' (2023) and I rose up, and knew that I was tired, and continued my journey

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My book has been published. A very very happy day. 'Gerard Manley Hopkins's Poetics of Anxiety and Transience'
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I started with 'Crime and Punishment,' continued with 'The Double' and 'Notes from Underground,' etc.
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Where to start with FD — Crime & Punishment or Brothers K?
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RT @Kulambq: Returning to Dante is always a joy.
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@ericgoo95057303 Only thirty pages in, but it's splendid.
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RT @Kulambq: Just the other day I read DH Lawrence's poem 'End of Another Home Holiday.' I am still reflecting upon it. There are few poets…
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RT @Kulambq: 'Not every man has gentians in his house in Soft September, at slow, Sad Michaelmas.' DH Lawrence, 'Bavarian Gentians' https:…
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RT @Kulambq: DH Lawrence 'He grew a red beard — a shield behind which he could take cover , a beard so warm and complete that it was like…
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Learn this poem by heart. It's an immense gift.
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'And immediately I regretted it. I thought how paltry, how vulgar, what a mean act! I despised myself and the voices of my accursed human education. And I thought of the albatross, And I wished he would come back, my snake.' From DH Lawrence great poem 'Snake'
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RT @Kulambq: 'And immediately I regretted it. I thought how paltry, how vulgar, what a mean act! I despised myself and the voices of my acc…
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RT @Kulambq: Lawrence Durrell’s first school, St. Josephs College of Darjeeling, North Point, West Bengal, India, with the Himalayas behind…
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RT @Kulambq: DH Lawrence is wildly underappreciated as a poet. Take 'Snake' or 'The Ship of Death'—these two poems alone, in my mind, prope…
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RT @Kulambq: 'O build your ship of death, your little ark and furnish it with food, with little cakes, and wine for the dark flight down ob…
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RT @Kulambq: 'My wrists seem broken and my heart seems dead ...' DH Lawrence, from 'Shadows'
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'O build your ship of death, your little ark and furnish it with food, with little cakes, and wine for the dark flight down oblivion.' DH Lawrence Keen-bladed axe for the frozen sea within the soul.
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RT @BretVDB: “What is the knocking? What is the knocking at the door in the night? It's somebody wants to do us harm. No, no, it is the th…
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Very much so. Maligned on account of 'Lady Chatterley's Lover,' it is work of many flaws, but he remains notwithstanding a tour de force as a novelist ('The Rainbow,' 'Women in Love')—and even more so as a poet.
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@Kulambq Cancelled by feminists, ignored by shallow fools. A great writer and a great soul.
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'My wrists seem broken and my heart seems dead ...' DH Lawrence, from 'Shadows'
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@W_Poulos Quite possible this was the case, although 'The Rainbow' is a work of lasting quality.
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DH Lawrence is wildly underappreciated as a poet. Take 'Snake' or 'The Ship of Death'—these two poems alone, in my mind, propel him to the pantheon of the greatest English poets.
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@ponyfaceddog @Kulambq I see what you mean. I do love Lawrence's poetry but there's no way I'd rank him above Auden
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