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@BonesOfTheMoon to Poetry • 7 months ago

Susan Musgrave, "Each Life Is A Language No One Knows".

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Susan Musgrave, "Each Life Is A Language No One Knows".

@BonesOfTheMoon to Poetry • 7 months ago
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    3•7 months ago

    I am invested in this shit. What does this question mean from this person?! 🤣

    • @BonesOfTheMoonOP
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      2•7 months ago

      This is a poem. I don’t understand what you are asking.

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        • @BonesOfTheMoonOP
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          2•7 months ago

          Maybe. The answer is no. I just have diarrhea of posting.

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        1•7 months ago

        I love it. I really hope this person responds to you and explains this shit.

        I’ve never heard such a bonkers response to a poem.

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        • @BonesOfTheMoonOP
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          I have no idea what they mean. I hope they explain.

          • @[email protected]
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            2•7 months ago

            You guys I just need a job!

            • @BonesOfTheMoonOP
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              I’m still totally lost here.

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In addition to the general rules of lemmy.world:

Published Poetry

1a: Poetry posts should include the title and the author, when the author is known.

O.C. Poetry

2a: Sharing original poetry is encouraged, but it must be preceded by the tag “[OC].”

2b: If an [OC] post is requesting feedback, it should also follow with the “[FB]” tag. It would look like the following example:
[OC] [FB] Nothing Gold Can Stay

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3a: All [FB] requests should be met with comments constructive in nature. It is okay to dislike parts of a poem, but make sure to explain why you feel that way.

3b: Feedback does not need to be extraordinary in nature. Simply expressing how a work makes you feel is often enough.

3c: Use the honor system. When you receive good feedback, return it in kind to another author. Everyone appreciates knowing their work is being read and appreciated.

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In the interim, it is encouraged to post text poetry as you normally would, but to include a link at the beginning or end of the post with access to a website or image that retains the formatting as intended.

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