Mr Ali

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Echoes of a Cherish Unraveled
II. Your chuckling was once the summer rain,Dancing on my skin in brilliant light.Now, it is the storm that rattles my bones,Leaving echoes in emptied lobbies of my chest.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Kiss Me, Boundless
Kiss me where the seas swell,Where time breaks up in salty spell.Tides may rise, and stars may burn,But in your lips, my universes return.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Whispers of a To begin with Cherish
The world was shinning in shades of gold, As morning extended its hands, And in your eyes, a story told That time may not withstand.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Life may be a Put Where it's Illegal to Live
Within the morning, some time recently the others alert, I set off for the sacred location in a horse-drawn carriage. The carriage incorporates a detachable sleeping chamber outlined so that a regal man can carry me prostrate at whatever point the horse gets tired.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Ocean Vuong: A Poetic Voice of Intimacy, Loss, and Resilience
Early Life and Influences Born in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, in 1988, Vuong immigrated to the United States with his family as a child. His upbringing in a working-class immigrant household in Hartford, Connecticut, played a crucial role in shaping his literary voice. Growing up, he was drawn to storytelling, especially as a way to bridge the cultural and linguistic gaps between himself and the world around him. He learned English at a later age, and this delayed acquisition of language informs much of his work, particularly his fascination with words, their meanings, and their limitations.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
John Milton's Heaven Misplaced
Book I & II: Satan's Disobedience and Commotion The sonnet opens in medias res, after Satan and his revolt blessed messengers have been cast out of Paradise taking after their fizzled resistance against God. They discover themselves in Hell, a destroy and searing put where they rally beneath Satan's administration. Milton portrays Satan as a effective, charismatic figure, full of resistance and desire. His popular statement, “Better to rule in Hell than serve in Heaven,” captures his pride and assurance.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
William Shakespeare: The Ace of Pieces and Lovely Dramatization
Shakespeare's Pieces: A Consider in Cherish, Time, and Mortality Shakespeare composed 154 pieces, which were distributed in 1609. These pieces cover a wide run of subjects, counting cherish, excellence, time, and mortality. Not at all like his plays, which were composed essentially for execution, Shakespeare's pieces serve as profoundly individual reflections on the human involvement. His pieces take after the conventional structure of 14 lines, composed in rhyming pentameter with the rhyme plot ABABCDCDEFEFGG.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
The Reflection
Lena snickered it off. Superstitions never fazed her. She had greater concerns—her unused work, making modern companions, and exploring life in a city that never rested. However, as the days passed, the reflect got to be a source of unease. At to begin with, it was subtle. She would capture impressions of development within the corner of her eye when she strolled past. Some of the time, her reflection appeared slower to imitate her activities, fair a division of a moment behind.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Horror
Margaret Atwood: A Poetic Visionary
Early Life and Introduction to Poetry Born in 1939 in Ottawa, Canada, Atwood developed a love for literature from an early age. She began writing poetry in high school and pursued English literature at the University of Toronto. Her early works, including Double Persephone (1961), set the stage for a poetic career that would span decades. Even as her prose works gained international acclaim, poetry remained a vital part of her artistic expression.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Terrance Hayes: A Modern Poet of Innovation and Identity
Early Life and Influences Born in Columbia, South Carolina, in 1971, Terrance Hayes grew up with a deep appreciation for both literature and visual art. His early exposure to the works of poets such as Gwendolyn Brooks, Robert Hayden, and Yusef Komunyakaa shaped his understanding of poetry as a medium for both self-expression and social commentary. He attended Coker College on a basketball scholarship, later earning an MFA in creative writing from the University of Pittsburgh.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Danez Smith: A Revolutionary Voice in Contemporary Poetry
Early Life and Influences Danez Smith was born in 1989 and grew up in a predominantly Black neighborhood in St. Paul. Their upbringing played a crucial role in shaping their voice, as they navigated issues of race, sexuality, and systemic oppression. Influenced by poets such as Audre Lorde, Patricia Smith, and Essex Hemphill, Smith found their voice in both performance and written poetry, combining the two to create a powerful, evocative style.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets
Tracy K. Smith: A Poetic Voice of Reflection and Resonance
Early Life and Influences Born in 1972 in Falmouth, Massachusetts, and raised in Fairfield, California, Tracy K. Smith developed an early love for literature. Her father was an engineer who worked on the Hubble Space Telescope, and this connection to space and the vast unknown has influenced her work. Smith studied at Harvard University, where she discovered the power of poetry and was particularly influenced by writers like Emily Dickinson, Elizabeth Bishop, and Seamus Heaney. She later earned an MFA from Columbia University, further honing her craft and deepening her engagement with poetry as a medium for reflection and inquiry.
By Mr Ali11 months ago in Poets