My Favourite Poets

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[@leonieh8040]

lolwa jones Thanks!

[@psychedelicchild9019]

You are a real one 💯. Thanks

[@coldcoffeebear7459]

I enjoy your reviews.

[@wentgin7458]

will you read my thesis? it's about 30 pages, very easy read.

[@adrianac3258]

Nice having you back!!!...I think what you do has very good quality so it is rewarding when ever I see a video of yours in my feed even if you dont upload that many amount . Congratulations in being accepted on your masters degree program and all your academic achievments!!!....In my personal opinion I like poems with simple language yet with very profound analysis of social-political issues the less baroque the better , although out of reading Mary Shelley Frankestein and enjoying its lyrical style with heavy phylosophical themes I am getting little by little into the Romantic Poets, specifically Percy Bysse Shelley and Samuel Taylor Coloridge.All of the poets you mentiones sounded intersting so I will definetely check them out on instagram ;).

[@RuffledRuby]

Thank you! I agree about the kinds of poems. There is something refreshing about poetry that evokes a lot of feeling without the need for a lot of description.

[@LiteraryGladiators]

I am really happy to see you back in the Booktube community! I always enjoy watching your intellectual videos! These are some powerful poetry collections you mentioned as well! I saw Milk & Honey and was flirting with picking it up, but I decided against it. I plan to eventually purchase it, but we shall see. Rupi Kaur is definitely establishing herself and I can see her material being studied in the future! I will have to look into Yrsa Daley-Ward and Nayyirah Waheed as well. Thank you for sharing and I wish you all of the best in your endeavors! -Josh

[@RuffledRuby]

Thank you! It definitely took me a while to buy these books, but I am drawn to their poems every time I see a post of theirs on social media.

[@KevTheImpaler]

My favourite poems are "I am" by John Clare and "The Rolling English Road" by G.K. Chesterton.

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DON'T GO AWAY THIS TIMEEEEE

[@sufferedsage]

Great video! Please review Caliban and the Witch in the future if you can. Keep it up as your schedule allows.

[@jayj4560]

I like Henry Rollins Black coffee blues, but i dunno how it translates to the feminine persuasion. Its dark and melancholy but he has some great lines.