The Leaving
“Her battered suitcase bumped behind her down the cracked concrete stairs, over dung-brown leaves plastered to the pavement.”
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Experiencing History Through Andalusian Song-Forms in Sequiriyas by Ben Meyerson
As readers, we don’t see the actual musical forms laid out on the page, but we experience their abiding presences through Meyerson’s poetry.
Embrace
“Caduceus. It rhymes with my father’s name, Lucius, which also dates back to ancient Rome.”
5 Timeless Lessons from Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven
Explore five timeless lessons from Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven. From its haunting atmosphere to its powerful use of repetition and symbolism, discover what makes this famous poem a lasting masterpiece that continues to captivate readers.
The Starfish
“Did you know that if a starfish loses one if it’s legs, it can just grow a new one? It’s called regeneration.”
The Loneliness of Loss
“Her touch. Her tone. Comforts? Cajoles? I can’t translate the language they’re communicating.”
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Prompt 1122
A famous novelist disappears without a trace, leaving behind a cryptic manuscript that holds clues to their whereabouts and the secrets of their latest novel.
Words
“Words were minced into morsels that she could spit across the room like outrageous profanities.”