
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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Why are we so excited about Halloween? What’s so fun or special about this date? I think I have an answer—or, at least, a half-baked idea.
Here’s my own voiceover for the poem—human-made, not AI-generated:
For dem...
I refuse to tarry long explaining the reasoning for this poem, but here’s a short intro at least. My journey on Substack began nigh a year ago—when exactly, I’m not sure. It has been a fun year, a frustrating year, a truly unregrettable yea...
There are livings made, awakenings explored, and self-expression validated through porn, they say. While I am not here to debate any of those, on one thing I am more than certain: the industry sees us as nothing more than paying customers,...
We see many of these poems on Substack—either used as note chains or posted religiously by haijin. It is time to talk about haiku on this silly poetry-obsessed publication.
Here’s my own voiceover for the poem—human-made, not AI-generated:...
Cranes have been some of my favorite birds for a very long time. I have a special relationship with their symbolism and what they mean to me. This poem is the namesake of Mine, my newest self-published poetry book.
Here’s my own voiceover...
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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.
Primarily concerned with esotericism, philosophy, poetry and aesthetic contemplation.
Check the page links for my 3 publications (poetry/horror/religion) and to buy my newly published book Freewhat. Thank you for being here - sincerely, Seb.
Human words matter. Human poems matter. Human stories matter. These are some of mine. Feel free to share ‘em. Please don’t steal ‘em.
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