repetition, enjambment, love, art

‎it's too chilly this evening

furthermore, I'm now overwhelmed with the need

to debilitate myself of the world

I want to unearth

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this evening I will cut open

wherever winter damages and salt

it with language

brimming with affection this sonnet conveys

love or dread I am wanting to uncover

the reasons I love

I'm alive and how could I should be aware

that there is certainly not a superior explanation

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the point from the beginning was to suffocate not to fall

into the interests of others

furthermore, that affection extends like confidential

told interestingly

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here is a room I stroll into

loaded with individuals who have lost importance

-full places to hold me

Adequately inebriated to not trust anything

will transform them

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here is a room loaded with individuals

sticking around the kitchen table

with insufficient seats

however, outfitted lavishly with

stories they spill to one another

to hold each one more in time and downpour

needn't bother with to be grasped all things considered

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here each time they call out to out me

I see its reverberation solidifying into a

phantom of a kid in each corner

one for every year I have been away

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‎here there's seven

of us now and isn't this what I generally cared about

notwithstanding being fixated on my own evaporating

to be needed

entire and isn't this what I generally cared about

to continue to stumble over this wiretap

for this sonnet to have no punch

line no foreseeable endgame

Repetition: A literary or artistic device used to emphasize a theme, create rhythm, or evoke emotion.

In poetry, repetition can reinforce a central idea.

In visual art, patterns or recurring motifs create cohesion and draw the viewer's eye.

Enjambment: A poetic technique where a sentence or clause continues beyond the end of a line without a pause.

It creates a sense of flow and urgency, pushing the reader forward.

Often used to mirror natural speech or to convey complex emotions.

Love: A timeless theme in both art and literature.

Explored in countless ways—from romantic and platonic to self-love or universal compassion.

In poetry, love often drives the imagery and tone, especially when paired with enjambment to mimic the rush or unpredictability of emotion.

Art: The broader canvas where all these elements come together.

Artists and writers use repetition and enjambment to explore themes like love, giving their work depth and resonance.

Would you like me to explore how these concepts work together in a specific piece, create something original using them, or analyze their roles in a specific genre? Repetition: A literary or artistic device used to emphasize a theme, create rhythm, or evoke emotion.

In poetry, repetition can reinforce a central idea.

In visual art, patterns or recurring motifs create cohesion and draw the viewer's eye.

Enjambment: A poetic technique where a sentence or clause continues beyond the end of a line without a pause.

It creates a sense of flow and urgency, pushing the reader forward.

Often used to mirror natural speech or to convey complex emotions.

Love: A timeless theme in both art and literature.

Explored in countless ways—from romantic and platonic to self-love or universal compassion.

In poetry, love often drives the imagery and tone, especially when paired with enjambment to mimic the rush or unpredictability of emotion.

Art: The broader canvas where all these elements come together.

Artists and writers use repetition and enjambment to explore themes like love, giving their work depth and resonance.

Would you like me to explore how these concepts work together in a specific piece, create something original using them, or analyze their roles in a specific genre?

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