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Stevens Poems - Poems about Stevens

Premium Member I compose poems like Wallace Stevens
I compose poems like Wallace Stevens by walking the streets of my town. But unlike the esteemed Wallace Stevens, I don't have to memorize or write my poems down. I just turn on my cellphone's recorder, then slowly whisper my word into it. But instead of composing gems, like Wallace Stevens, I then to produce just a drivel of shhhhh~it....

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Categories: stevens, creation, poetry, poets, write,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poets Cannot Hide
Wallace Stevens said: "Poetry is not personal." He tried never to divulge anything about himself in his poems. Or so he said. But, the work is self-revelatory, veiled confessions, repeated choices -- water, sea motion, weather, the sky -- introspective isolation -- those silences and descriptive phrases that communicate and characterize. Human, no one -- especially not poets -- can really hide....

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Categories: stevens, 12th grade, art, culture,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Stevens Anger Triggers
Irritated Steven wrote his anger triggers down. His therapist read them, trying not to frown. He asked his client to number them now Number 106 was a fat dairy cow. Number 214 was bird booby that was blue. All together there were a thousand and two. Everything made him mad – paper clips even. Therapist knew he had a lifetime of work...

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Categories: stevens, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member CLERIHEW stevens
* Wallace Stevens so enigmatic whimsical fanciful& symbolic His Valley Candle*blew&blew the interpretation is up to you...

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Categories: stevens, art,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Emagi Stevens Ice Cream
Wallace Stevens ' EMPEROR OF ICE CREAM' o o o | | | =====    =====   [ {•)(•} ]   [   ||    ]    \ (==) /     \_  _/ // ( ) --- ...

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Categories: stevens, poems,
Form: Shape



Premium Member Emagi Stevens Valley Candle
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Categories: stevens, poetry, poets,
Form: Shape
Premium Member Imagist Mvp Stevens
Wallace Stevens 1879-1955 with imagist-poetics once did strive Enigma in his 'Valley Candle' helped his poetry to sell well...

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Categories: stevens, imagery,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Cat Stevens
As morning broke the world had grown solumn one Saturday night he found only trouble plucking a hard headed woman from the moon's lonely shadow. In great desperation he hopped aboard a peace train at last a parched flower had found sweetened rain-...

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Categories: stevens, dedication, song,
Form: Free verse
Cat Stevens Was Right
Before the analysis before the dissection First came the reading —the deepest of cuts (Dreamsleep: December, 2022)...

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Categories: stevens, deep,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clerihew Stevens
Wallace Stevens 1879-1955 with imagist-poetics once did strive Enigma in his 'Valley Candle' helped his poetybegin to sell...

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Categories: stevens, people, poetry,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Clerihew Stevens
Businessman poet Wallace Stevens very creative with a poetic pen A contemporary metaphysical wit as 'Valley Candle' enigmatically does sit...

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Categories: stevens, people, poetry,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Cat Stevens
Morning has broken, lyrics with a gentle allure Inspirational words from Cat Stevens, so peaceful, so pure Possessed a complex mind Unique, a one-of-a-kind Cat's music was mesmerizing, euphoria was assured...

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Categories: stevens, tribute,
Form: Limerick
Thirteen Ways of Looking At a Tiger, Inspired By Wallace Stevens
I Blades of grass slice past. A striped assassin. The tiger goes unnoticed. II Empowered by legend, The tiger grows strong. Eroded by greed, The tiger grows few. III Alone, he stalked, hunting prey, days on end. Now he lies still, a striped, tattered trophy, alone. IV Two men. One tiger. One fate. V I remember two tigers. One is ferocious, cunning, agile. Another is broken, malnourished. I remember one tiger. VI His...

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Categories: stevens, analogy, animal, imagery, nature,
Form: Free verse
Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery, So Don'T Sue Me, Wallace Stevens
I know what a poem looks like. I know how to make my prose look like verse. A little tuck here, an indent there, et voila! It’s verse! or worse ... a pale imitation of seem. (can I have some ice cream?)...

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Categories: stevens, humor, parody, poets,
Form: Couplet
Chris Stevens
Death in the Desert Good man dragged though the streets not expecting such an inauspiscous end Islam lovely Islam giving such treets...

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Categories: stevens, faith,
Form: Free verse

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