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What is some entry level poetry you would recommend?
Also general poetry thread I guess...
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>>9645472
thanks
Whitman
The Confessionalists (Plath, Sexton, Lowell, Ginsberg, ect.)
Robert Frost
Shakespeare
Longfellow
Byron
Yeats
Keats
Blake
>>9644819
Haikus are lit
What are the best translations of Reiner Maria Rilke?
>>9647502
Edward Snow.
Supposedly he's sounds quite different from the original but his translations are so elegant it doesnt matter
>>9645937
noted
>>9644819
shit men you just got greeked
>>9648526
objectively best greek poet
>>9648561
You mean Kavafis or the guy you posted? Who is that anyway?
>>9648732
nvm the guy I posted is a greek meme
Kavafis is great but greeks have a lot of poets so Its hard to choose. Elitis, Seferis, Ritsos and Cavafy are top tier.
>>9644819
Paradise Lost
prufrock
barrett browning
Auden. If you like The Tempest, read The Sea and The Mirror. One of the better long poems I've read.
Elizabeth Bishop
Larkin's really beautiful grumpycore. He's way way way better at Bukowski's game.
Frank O'Hara's comfy and fun
>>9644819
As a giant poetry pleb, William Blake and Catullus are the only ones I've read so far that I got any enjoyment out of
>>9648856
>>9649741
>>9649750
noted thanks
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>>9649741
Theres an awesome art song arrangement by Ned Rorem of Elizabeth Bishop's Bedlam, if you dig her it might be worth your time to check it out
>>9647502
Joseph Cadora. Grab his edition of Rilke's "New Poems" and make sure to read the introduction. Cadora's a master of translation (i've read both his translation and the original) and his translation could rightfully be studied as an art of its own.
>>9644819
http://4chanlit.wikia.com/wiki/Poetry
>>9648739
μαν μου ο Μπογδανος γαμαει, ειναι σιγουρα lit.
>>9651551
μαν μου give some modern greek poetry recomendetions
>>9651551
Ρένος Αποστολίδης that's all i will say.
who's your favorite love poet? what's your favorite love poem? i'm trying to get into writing love songs but i suck with lyrics and need some motivation
>>9653017
Sir Phillip Sidney if you want to dive in to doe-eyed love.
Phillip Larkin if you want a bitterer contemporary.
>>9653023
sidney is great, he reminds me of shakespeare's sonnet 18, which is a good thing
>>9653017
john donne's ecstasy is the only love poem you will ever need