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So the mark of a profound and intelligent person is if he/she writes poetry? And not committed suicide. |
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obviously this was a generalized question only meant to invoke intelligent response... and i guess id better say intelligence is subgective, cant even be defined. i think we all know women had it rough and not all the greats were men, it doesnt need to be pointed out a million times...thanks all This thread sounded like a good idea at the time, didn't it Tim?, I mean come on a dating site and basically state " you gals don't know s**t about poetry. Intelligence aside..... not very smart |
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If women are so intelligent and profound, why are all the great poets men? Mona Lisa is one of my favo painting. She is equally as intelligent & profound in the portrait as the artist who painted her. |
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obviously this was a generalized question only meant to invoke intelligent response... and i guess id better say intelligence is subgective, cant even be defined. i think we all know women had it rough and not all the greats were men, it doesnt need to be pointed out a million times...thanks all This thread sounded like a good idea at the time, didn't it Tim?, I mean come on a dating site and basically state " you gals don't know s**t about poetry. Intelligence aside..... not very smart haha this isnt a dating site... its an open forum... the dating site is on the other side of the fence:) |
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If women are so intelligent and profound, why are all the great poets men? ************* List Of Female Poets Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_female_poets * Eleanor Hallowell Abbott (1872–1958), American poet, novelist and short story writer Kathy Acker (1947–1997), American experimental novelist, punk poet, playwright, essayist, postmodernist and sex-positive feminist writer Léonie Adams (1899–1988), American poet, seventh United States Poet Laureate Fleur Adcock (born 1934), poet and an editor of English and Northern Irish ancestry; lived much of her life in England Kim Addonizio (born 1954), American poet, novelist Kelli Russell Agodon (born 1969), American poet Delmira Agustini (1886–1914), Uruguayan poet Akazome Emon (956–1041), Japanese poet and historian Rachel Akerman (1522–1544), Austrian Jewish poet writing in German Bella Akhmadulina (1937–2010), Soviet and Russian poet, short story writer, and translator Anna Akhmatova (1889–1966), Russian and Soviet modernist poet Anne-Marie Albiach (born 1937), French poet and translator Jordie Albiston (born 1961), Australian poet and academic Louisa May Alcott (1832–1888), American novelist, playwright and poet Claribel Alegría (born 1924), Nicaraguan poet, essayist, novelist, and journalist Elizabeth Alexander (born 1962), American poet, essayist, playwright and academic Ellen Palmer Allerton (1835-1893), American poet *ECT. + ECT...* ![]() * Speaking[Writing] before you think is like wiping yourself before you've had a bowel movement... Present the research that supports your statement[s] or keep quiet. Thank you. looks like reasearch to me... the greats role off the tip of our tounges without a thought. |
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So the mark of a profound and intelligent person is if he/she writes poetry? no if you had read the thread.... i've already stated that intelligence is subjective and cant even be defined. |
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Another Simpleton trying to find a reason to wake up in the morning.
Provoke, Invoke...as the carpenter builds on sand. |
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So the mark of a profound and intelligent person is if he/she writes poetry? no if you had read the thread.... i've already stated that intelligence is subjective and cant even be defined. No I'm not reading every post. I went by the OP. That suggested exactly what I asked Hey you posted it |
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So the mark of a profound and intelligent person is if he/she writes poetry? no if you had read the thread.... i've already stated that intelligence is subjective and cant even be defined. No I'm not reading every post. I went by the OP. That suggested exactly what I asked Hey you posted it no, but all great poets are intelligent and profound... agreed? |
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Wouldn't great be subjective too? A poet that you might think is great might not be great to me
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Wouldn't great be subjective too? A poet that you might think is great might not be great to me im talking cannonized people... |
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I personally like Emily Dickinson.
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Wouldn't great be subjective too? A poet that you might think is great might not be great to me im talking cannonized people... Really which century would you like to debate with me.... Women authors and poets is something I actually have studied. Which era,style, published by a husband or relative??? I personally like Emily Dickinson. smokin
She was amazing there isn't much known about another favorite of mine. Mary Masters |
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I personally like Emily Dickinson. ![]() im dont read alot of poetry... that really isnt the point of the question. I like lines. dont go gently into that good nite, u will barely know who I am or what I mean, once more into the breach... but I could read frost or poe all day |
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im dont read alot of poetry..
Then how can you judge what is great and what is not. This topic has been debated for centuries who was great who just fit into the society's latest fad. etc... I honestly believe if one just takes a consensus of common belief and runs with it they are actually putting themselves into a box and doesn't think for themselves. |
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im dont read alot of poetry..
Then how can you judge what is great and what is not. This topic has been debated for centuries who was great who just fit into the society's latest fad. etc... I honestly believe if one just takes a consensus of common belief and runs with it they are actually putting themselves into a box and doesn't think for themselves. because i have read alot... well more than most im sure...ive seen alot of names thrown at me...names dont move me... |
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and i used poets as a comparison coz i thought most could agree that great poets are intelligent and profound, and there have always been educated women, if only in the aristocracies, during all times. yet not any of them became great poets, and all that time they had to play with.
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During that time, women weren't allowed to show that side. Many didn't have the education given to men. If they did, it was limited to certain subjects.
Many women writers had male pseudonyms...like the 3 Bronte sisters |
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Poetry is about condensing thought and concepts into the fewest possible words.
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Poetry is about condensing thought and concepts into the fewest possible words. ![]() A man of few words ![]() |
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