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LitsyEvents
Poetry: The Basics | Jeffrey Wainwright
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Repost for @TheSpineView

November is almost here, and these are the prompts for the month's #PoetryMatter. To play, post a poem, song, quote, etc, that you feel fits the prompt. Don't forget to tag me.

Thanks to everyone who played in October and to those who took the time to enjoy the poems. Looking forward to reading the November selections.

TheSpineView Thanks! 3w
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julieclair
Romance | Gillian Beer
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Romance fans, lots of free books today!

https://www.romancebooklovers.com/

#LittensLoveRomance

TheSpineView Cool! Thanks! 1mo
inthegreensandblues Awesome, thanks! 1mo
Deblovestoread Thanks for the tag! 💜💜💜 1mo
julesG Thanks for the reminder! 1mo
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Emilymdxn
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For day 14 of the #hauntedshelf book cover hunt we've got one of my very favourite grey books I've read recently! And it's a spooky one too.

#skeletoncrew

PuddleJumper 🧡🖤🧡 1mo
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MsLeah8417
Playing in the Dark | Toni Morrison
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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mdemanatee
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Sometimes I can't get a thought out of my head. Friday it was, “wait are we a greek Chorus on Taylor Swift's new album?“ And here we are. https://youtu.be/_wWM3xuShR4

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Pinta
Playing in the Dark | Toni Morrison
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^p78 twisting language to preserve white character‘s agency & perspective in “To Have and Have Not.” Wesley can‘t even yell “Fish!”—Harry has to “saw he had seen” the fish.
“A better, certainly more graceful choice would have been to have the black man cry out at the sighting.” Observations, small details.

P30 “The ability of writers to imagine what is not the self, to familiarize the strange and mystify the familiar, is the test of their power.”

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Pinta
Playing in the Dark | Toni Morrison
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Pickpick

Strong piece. “American Africanism” as an OTHERED Blackness, a “fabricated presence” as foil for white characters. 1992

P77 “Eddie is white, and we know he is because nobody says so.”

P93 “Studies in American Africanism, in my view, should be investigations of the ways in which a nonwhite, Africanist presence and persona have been constructed—invented—in the United States, and of the literary uses this fabricated presence has served.”

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Kshakal
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I feel this to my very core… I just need to make it to Friday and then I can enjoy 9 days off!! #teachersoflitsy

wanderinglynn I am so feeling this. 12mo
CatLass007 “I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me at once.” Ashleigh Brilliant 12mo
Kshakal @CatLass007 🤓🤓🤓 12mo
KadaGul @Kshakal lately, I Feel like getting this engraved and hanging it on my office door 🚪 so everyone knows how I feel every day and avoid 💬 talking to me until Spring 🌸 12mo
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Emilymdxn
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I‘m wrapping up the #pumpkinspicereadathon with some literary criticism in bed - it‘s cosy in the context of grad school!

So excited for Friday 13th tomorrow. I‘m celebrating my anniversary with my partner so I probably won‘t be reading loads but… in my soul I‘ll be spooky

#scarathlon #skeletoncrew

merelybookish I read this in grad school years ago. I was into it but don't remember any of it now. 🙃 13mo
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LitsyEvents
Poetry: The Basics | Jeffrey Wainwright
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repost for @TheSpineView

Here are the July prompts for #PoetryMatters
Everyone is welcome to play along. Post a poem, song, quote, etc. That you feel fits the prompt. Please remember to tag me. As always, a big thank you to everyone who participated in June. I love reading what you find.

original post:
https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2603417

TheSpineView Thanks!🌞🤩🥰 1y
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