
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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This post is the result of random Substack interactions. First, decides to post he’s the best writer on the platform. Then, starts tagging people to see who takes the bait, and I, not one to chicken out at the chance to be frankly a littl...
The future of our lives and the entire world hangs by a thread nowadays. More than that, however, as young adults, it is quite difficult to make sense of what comes next for us. Society now moves in countless uncertainties—more than ever be...
Don’t we all, at least once, sell ourselves to the fickle and burdensome prospect of being loved? I am sure that many of you—many such as I—have lamented endless decisions and acts of love done in an effort to make a beloved stay. Here’s to...
It has been a while since we last explored the most poetic of poem forms—that is, the simple and humble yet ever-prevalent quatrain. Because my last example of this form use was a quite depressing poem about suicide, today I bring you somet...
Over the years, I have had the fortune of experiencing the joy—and trial—of long-distance relationships. This poem was conceived on an evening slowly dimming at sunset, as I looked to the sky, longing for my beloved.
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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.
"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!
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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