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Fatjon commented on the post, The Hustle
Dear Erald ,
I liked how you explained about the oppression of black people and police brutality.
One sentence that suprsed me was “The big question is why is there police brutality? The poem answers this question with the line “pull a trigger kill a nigga he’s a hero.” The hero in that stanza means the police”
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Where I am from
Spring comes under the skin of trees
Opened the veins and filled them with the meaning
Shaking branches is the signal code
Where I’m from
Read MoreWhere I am from Spring comes under the skin of trees Opened the veins and filled them with the meaning Shaking branches is the signal code Where I’m from There are some places where your heart stops You want everything to have yours You...
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George Gordon Byron, (January 22, 1788 – April 19, 1824), who was known simply as Lord Byron, explored this question in the poem “So We’ll Go No More A-roving.” The poem is about the author who fell in love
Read MoreGeorge Gordon Byron, (January 22, 1788 – April 19, 1824), who was known simply as Lord Byron, explored this question in the poem “So We’ll Go No More A-roving.” The poem is about the author who fell in love...
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One most intriguing comment out of six above was” Why does he need to pause to breathe? Why do you think he’s out of breath?” from the line: “And the heart must pause to breathe”. I think that this comment
Read MoreOne most intriguing comment out of six above was” Why does he need to pause to breathe? Why do you think he's out of breath?” from the line: “And the heart must pause to breathe”. I think that this...
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I think that The poem “So We’ll Go No More A-roving” is all about love. More specifically, it is about a relationship that went wrong. The first stanza of the poem shows how the poet, Thomas Campion, who wrote
Read MoreI think that The poem “So We’ll Go No More A-roving” is all about love. More specifically, it is about a relationship that went wrong. The first stanza of the poem shows how the poet, Thomas Campion, who...
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This is such a sad poem. But also very true, because it’s evocative of what one really feels when they have to breakup with someone they love. What do you think he means by “the moon be still as bright?”
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Why do you think someone needs to “pause to breathe” after a breakup? Why would the poet talk about a life force, air, when he talks about love and splitting up? BTW, I very much like the photo you chose.