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But inside everything
Is falling apart
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So wonderfully composed. Simple and effortlessly beautiful. Wounds…don’t they just make out wonderful poet?
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Thank you, well I don’t know, like the pearl it gives other people joy but makes the oyster suffer. Brodsky wrote about this in his books. His conclusion was that suffering is not necessary to write great poetry.
I leave this as an opened question!
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Quite interesting to know that. I agree that sorrow isn’t necessary, but I guess it saturated that feeling of sorrow in words. Again, different techniques work for different poets, so…
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