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p-isforpoetry · 2 months
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Sonnet 25 by William Shakespeare (read by Simon Callow)
Let those who are in favour with their stars Of public honour and proud titles boast, Whilst I, whom fortune of such triumph bars, Unlook'd for joy in that I honour most.
Great princes' favourites their fair leaves spread But as the marigold at the sun's eye, And in themselves their pride lies buried, For at a frown they in their glory die.
The painful warrior famoused for fight, After a thousand victories once foil'd, Is from the book of honour razed quite, And all the rest forgot for which he toil'd:
Then happy I, that love and am beloved Where I may not remove nor be removed.
Source: William Shakespeare - Sonnets - Simon Callow
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bwthornton · 2 years
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#Shakespeare #Sonnet25 #Poetry Sonnet 25: Let those who are in favour with their stars by William Shakespeare
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creatediana · 2 days
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"My Dog Doesn't Know It's My Birthday (You're the Cream in My Coffee)" - a Shakespearean sonnet written 4/25/2024
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crewman-penelope · 1 year
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Such a beautiful child..
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princepestilence · 1 year
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Once again processing the rage that comes from wanting to support overseas artists + buy their gorgeous zines and pictures and trinkets, but even the cheapest shipping to my country is at a minimum double the cost of said zine, and then about double again when you convert from USD to AUD. Evil. 
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thequietabsolute · 1 year
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potential epitaph: was rarely accurate though frequently plausible
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SONNET by Fernando Pessoa
Could I say what I think, could I express My every hidden and too-silent though, And bring my feelings, in perfection wrought, To one unforced point of living stress.
Could I breathe forth my soul, could I confess The inmost secrets to my nature brought; I might be great, yet none to me hath taught A language well to figure my distress.
Yet day and night to me new whispers bring, And night, and day from me old whispers take… Oh for a word, one phrase in which to fling
All that I think and feel, and so to wake The world; but I am dumb and cannot sing, Dumb as You clouds before the thunders break.
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hoonvrs · 8 months
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CIGARETTES — s. jaeyun smau
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PAIRING jake x fmr
SYNOPSIS where university student jake develops a little crush on the girl he sees with a cigarette between her lips in the smoking area and decides he needs to impress her. how else would he do that except calling his smoker friend to teach him how to smoke ( spoiler: it doesn’t go so well. )
GENRE smau, fluff, crack, sprinkle of angst if you read it upside down, golden retriever x black cat duo
FEATURING ( enha ) all, ( ive ) gaeul, yujin, ( nct ) chenle, jisung
WARNING smoking [ don’t smoke kids ], swearing, kys/kms/suicide jokes, friendly bullying, dirty/sex jokes ( more will be added if necessary)
STATUS completed
TAGLIST ( CLOSED )
S. NOTE JAKE MY MANNN ( hoon look away ) as an 02z girl i finally have an smau for each bias so i feel v complete
also please don't spam like as it shadowbans me and lessens engagement <3
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PROFILES
virgin mary’s | smoking HAWT | privs
CHAPTERS
01 BI yourself
02 we found love in the smoking area
03 life is roblox
04 you white whore
05 jake you beautiful bastard
06 are we rush houring rn
07 it’s the dawg in me
08 yuh :3
09 the brit
10 what if i was suicidal .
11 here comes christian bale
12 i don’t trust him. weird fella
13 give us another sonnet english boy
14 bros from yapan
15 he thinks he’s a 90s babe
16 i’m just a girl
17 i’m sat.
18 go piss girl
↳ extra: did life360 tell you that.
19 i got my peaches out in jojo
20 okayy little miss poet
21 i’m built different
22 WAHHHHHHW WAAHHH
23 i want you
24 why are u bricked up
25 PUKA PUKA POW POW
26 jake in his flop era
27 this is getting too homoerotic
28 they go low i go lowER
29 inshallah he will eat
30 hello ross lynch
31 filthy omega
32 u r sobir. die (+written 0.8k)
33 she shoiodv be inde clubbb…..
34 when he makes you his girlfriend
35 can’t take me anywhere
36 noo you’re so sexy haha
37 no. (+written 0.7k)
38 i feel so kawaii today
39 come home fat
40 wasn’t very dabatayo of you jay.
↳ extra: it’s actually dattebayo*
41 ur man can’t drive manual
42 i Want you so bad
43 hawk putuh
44 okay blondie
45 though shalt not fail, but prevail
↳ extra: random
EP1 upset my girl. i’m gonna Kms
EP2 im not smoking that shit
EP3 OUR girlfriend ☭
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anmaje · 2 months
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S&Co Sherlock recommended Vivaldi to John and I Lost My Mind
The fact that our Sherlock Holmes recommended Vivaldi to John so suddenly and apruptly is something SO personal! When I read a transcript of the mailbag episode (thank you @eardefenders ) I could NOT stop thinking about it, and have been listening to his many wonderful concertos since. I work in a church choir and am therefore somewhat classically trained, I have also played violin for many years as a child, and still do at times, so allow me to go on a geeky tirade about Antonio Vivaldi and Sherlock's understanding of John.
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In the second mailbag episode, a question is asked "If you could make a Spotify playlist for eachother of your own favourite songs, what would some of the highlights be [...] ?"
John answers with the rockband Elbow, who use orchestra and especially strings in their music. Which is why he recommends it to armature violinist Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock says that he would probably never make such a playlist, as he wouldn't find the task fulfilling, but he has an epiphany and IMMEDIATELY interrupts himself, not even finishing his sentence, and he simply says "Vivaldi". I have not heard the delivery of this line(cause I'm poor ✌), but the fact that the answer falls to him so suddenly and it simply MUST leave him immediately so John hears is delicious characterisation. Sherlock also answers with pop, as John likes popculture (a somewhat less personal answer, but still very considerate).
After another question it is established that Vivaldi isn't even a favourite of Sherlock's. He much prefers Mozart, Bach(I will come back to Bach) and Tchaikovsky.  Now Sherlock is a violinist, so there is no way he has escaped the genius of Antonio Vivaldi, like he's escaped pop. And so this recommendation is really because he feels John would like it.
But why does Sherlock think that? What would John Watson, a middle class everyman, like about Vivaldi?
Let me tell you:
When we analyse the symbolic meaning of instrumental classical(in this case baroque) music, we often look at the biography of the composer (Vivaldi gives us a little more to work with, which I will return to). I will start here. Antonio Vivaldi of Venice was taught the violin by his father and was ordained at 25 but didn't work as a priest for long due to illness. He instead became a violin teacher and composer. (Who else do we know that took up a very respected line of work but ended up where his father did? Why John Watson of course!) Vivaldi taught abandoned girls at an orphanage for more than 30 years, and saw immense potential in them and their education. The most talented of the girls stayed into adulthood as a part of their renowned orchestra and choir. He wrote most of his music for these girls and women to perform. He also took the talented singer Anna Tessiseri Giro and her sister under his wing, and Anna became his protégé. What a great guy! Supporting the talents of young women! Of course John would love him.
Going into Vivaldi's musical genius, we have to talk about baroque music. Vivaldi left a huge mark on the late baroque period. Especially the form of concertos which I won't bore you with (🤓), but also the general style of the period. That style is characterised by grand ornamentation (like the baroque in general), driving movement (in rythm) and contrast such as ascending and descending notes. All this produces beautiful an grand pieces. Additionally, Vivaldi used melodic  repetition(his critics say too much), which is what gets the new hit pop song stuck in our heads. Something our John is very prone to suffer under. Vivaldi also took a narrative approach to music. Not only through his many operas, but also in his concertos. Everyone knows his Four Seasons, whether you want to or not. He wrote four concertos, one for each season, and for each season there was an accompanying sonnet(which he presumably wrote). These concertos and sonnets depict both the gentleness and wrath of nature, all beautiful. But also people: herders, shepherds, drunk peasants celebrating the harvest and hunters. These are working people that Vivaldi chose to portray. John has a working class background, despite his social climb, he still shares most empathy with these people. Of course he would enjoy a celebration of their troubles and joys throughout the year.
Now back to Bach. A baroque man that Sherlock enjoys. The baroque ends with Bach, that is atleast what I've been taught. All of the period leads up to him. His complicated polyphonic(2 or more lines of melody at once) pieces are iconic and definitive of the period. And who inspired J. S. Bach? Well Vivaldi of course! Bach adapted several of Vivaldi's works and quoted him directly in his own compositions. Bach used bigger orchestras and different instruments (organ and harpsichord as he played them himself) and his works are generally more complicated than Vivaldi's Italian one-melody-centric works, but Bach is the metaphorical student! And Sherlock must absolutely be aware of this.
To me reading the mailbag episode, Sherlock started out uninterested, but the question had him think through his favourites. All complicated and very much not to John's tastes. But when thinking of Bach he went back to Vivaldi, which you must, and he is different. Vivaldi the sick priest, Vivaldi the teacher, the life long supporter of young womens' and abandoned girls' careers. Creative Vivaldi, Vivaldi the storyteller, which John is also. Vivaldi who celebrates nature and the dramatic lives of incredibly normal working people. Vivaldi and his repetitive melodies, although not in Sherlock's taste, fits John's so well. Vivaldi who inspired Bach. John who inspires Sherlock. ❤🎻
Tirade over! Thank you for reading. If you want to listen to some of Vivaldi's work I recommend The Four Seasons and a spot near a window with a suitable drink for the weather in your part of the world. For Bach you might want to look up whether your local church/music school holds concerts or similar events where Bach features, organ is a thousand times better live (if not, stick to his piano or string work).
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the-lincyclopedia · 2 months
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Queen's Thief offerings in Fandom Trumps Hate
Queen's Thief fandom, we're doing this! I'm so excited for bidding to open for the @fandomtrumpshate auction in a few days! Here's a roundup of Queen's Thief offerings available in the auction:
ama is offering 10k-20k words of fic, max rating E, minimum bid $5, hoping to focus on Costis/Kamet or Teleus/Relius
roxast is offering 5k-10k words of fic, max rating E, minimum bid $5, hoping to write a canon-compliant, contemplative gen fic
silvershadowsea is offering a recording of already written filk, max rating M, minimum bid $5
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shrimpchipsss is offering fan art, max rating M, minimum bid $25, open to a lot of possiblities
I (@the-lincyclopedia) am offering up to four Shakespearean sonnets, max rating T, minimum bid $5
I am also offering 10k-20k words of podfic, max rating T, minimum bid $20, open to a lot of possibilities
I'm so excited to bid on some of these and to have some of y'all hopefully bid on mine! Bidding opens March 5!
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hplovecraftmuseum · 8 months
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There is evidence in some of Lovecraft's more complex utterances that there were concepts far more esoteric than one might gather from a casual first reading. In HPL's sonnet, AZATHOTH, there is something very like a creation myth proposed. In that brief work we might see something almost in the manner of the 'Big Bang Theory' that is currently popular. In at least one of his letters Lovecraft stated that he did not believe that there had been more than one 'Space Time Continuum.' The AZATHOTH sonnet bit of fiction, however, suggests that the creation of numerous 'space time continuui' have occured in the past and are an ongoing phenomenon. Furthermore each newly created cosmos is born with its own set of 'natural law's. HPL suggests in certain lines from a variety of his stories that AZATHOTH is somehow concurrent with all other manifestations of 'Being' and physical reality. Ultimately he/it may be the ONLY true example of eternity. Pictured below is an example of a 'fractal' image. Fractals have been defined as an imaginary expression having a finite area, but an infinite parimiter. The 'fractal' fad ran concurrent with Chaos Theory that was popular in some circles 25 years ago. Can one enjoy Lovecraft's fiction without this in-depth dissection of his every word? Of course, but some recognize that Lovecraft's fiction lends itself to a deeper evaluation for those who appreciate such things. (Exhibit 402)
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homestuck-o-phobic · 3 months
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Daily Headcanon #25: Eridan enjoys poetry and writing sonnets
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uhlikzsuzsanna · 1 year
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Poetry for Every Day of the Year: National Theatre Talks
Join us for an hour of poetry dedicated to the people of Ukraine, read by actors on stage at the National Theatre. Allie Esiri was joined by Asa Butterfield, Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, Kate Fleetwood, Tom Hiddleston, Dária Plahtíy and Helena Bonham Carter. Chris Riddell live drew the evening.
Signed copies of both A Poet for Every Day of the Year and A Nursery Rhyme for Every Night of the Year are available from the National Theatre Bookshop. Every purchase supports the work of the National Theatre: https://shop.nationaltheatre.org.uk/c...
This event was performed on the Olivier stage, National Theatre, London on Friday 17 March 2023.
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2:13 Lift Every Voice and Sing (James Weldon Johnson)
4:57 Rain (Don Paterson)
6:44 Little Gidding (T S Eliot)
10:02 Words, Wide Night (Carol Ann Duffy)
11:31 Love After Love (Derek Walcott)
13:28 Coupling (Fleur Adcock)
14:17 Variation on a Lennon and McCartney Song (Wendy Cope)
15:15 He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven (W B Yeats)
16:23 On being asked for a War Poem (W B Yeats)
17:22 Atlantis--a Lost Sonnet (Eavan Boland)
19:00 I See You Dancing, Father (Brendan Kennelly)
20:36 Michael Finnegan (Anon)
22:58 Old Mother Goose (Anon)
25:44 Three Wise Men of Gotham (Anon)
26:22 Today I Saw a Little Worm (Spike Milligan)
26:36 The Tickle Rhyme (Ian Serraillier)
26:48 Roses are red (Anon)
27:02 A peanut sat on a railroad track (Anon)
27:16 Soldier, Soldier (Anon)
29:28 Funeral Blues (W H Auden)
31:52 June, 1915 (Charlotte Mew)
33:10 To My Brother (Vera Brittain)
34:44 Requiem for the Croppies (Seamus Heaney)
36:28 At least now, my friend says (Serhiy Zhadan)
38:54 Sun, terrace, lots of green (Serhiy Zhadan)
40:44 The city is no more (Iryna Shuvalova)
43:20 From The Book of Sir Thomas More (William Shakespeare)
46:41 Home (Warsan Shire)
49:11 Refugees (Brian Bilston)
51:55 Small Kindnesses (Danusha Laméris)
55:45 Extract from The Caucasus (Taras Shevchenko)
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