
Formal poetry is a beautiful art getting lost in the digital age. Let's write and learn about it to keep it alive!
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The conceit of Man is something I never tire of writing about. Ever since first reading Ozymandias, I’ve had a thing for depicting the inevitable fall of us mortals as we attempt to reach divinity. Here’s a poem written along those lines—be...
It has been a while since I last shared a poem from one of my books, so I think it’s time to bring back one of the very first works which made it into the public history of Brooklyn Crane. This is a poem about depression from my first self-...
Do you ever get the feeling that you could be working much less and be much happier than you are now? Being young destroys you nowadays.
Always pointless, pointless still.
To work without a passion
just to pay a...
Today I bring you something special: a form developed and nurtured by our fellow Substack poet . The breakdown featured will be a blend of his original Sal introduction blog post and my own commentary related to this specific poem’s composi...
Heatwaves keep worsening. Regardless of the blame, most of us can’t ever do much about it, so all we have is to burn alive and hope for the best.
God may forgive us, but Nature will not.
The sin and the sinner, sh...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Celebrating human ingenuity in poetry! Writer, advocate, unapologetic rhyme addict, and public enemy of AI content.
Philosopher, poet, votary of Holy Sophia. "Time is a moving image of eternity"
Poet and musician, Traditional Catholic. Dedicated to the pursuit of wonder and the preservation of culture.
Poet - Father - Husband - Christian - Physics grad - Formal poetry nerd - I run a poetry blog over at whomadetheeyes.com. I only repost some of my poetry here on Substack; all of my work can be found on my primary blog. SDG!
A lover of literature and especially poetry!
Fiction. Poetry. Good times. I am where mysticism is sent to be drawn and quartered.
Poet grappling with the ironies and incongruities of heartbreak, religion, meditation, and mortality. I write mostly in English, but also in French and sometimes other languages. First person ≠ autobiographical.
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