Perhaps you need to research further afield. Here's only one article I found quickly. There will be more. On Serendipity in Science Edit - another qui...
If anyone interested, here's a free Open Yale 'Listening to Music' course (video, transcripts and audio files of lectures): https://oyc.yale.edu/music...
I don't understand this. Can you explain what you mean ? Why do you like it ? What is meant by 'Chaos' ? And what does this have to do with 'Synchroni...
I'm confused now - why would there be no 'sensibles' - whatever you mean by that ? Understood. But shouldn't that be a bit grander: 'The Mysteries of ...
Thanks, for this; an exceptionally thoughtful listening piece. So far, I've only clicked on Lark Ascending. So beautiful, clear and uplifting. *** You...
The Cave BY PAUL TRAN Someone standing at the mouth had the idea to enter. To go further than light or language could go. As they followed the idea, l...
Thanks for responding with your usual clarity with quotes from Plato's Republic. Interesting points to consider. Which translation are you using ? Aga...
Does this mean you're not going to return to the thread you started ? https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/11835/an-analysis-of-the-shadows Do yo...
It's Karl Johnson playing the part of Wittgenstein in the film of that name. W. in despair at finding out what the gesture of contempt - flicking the ...
From 1966: The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby (From "Yellow Submarine") https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuS5NuXRb5Y Ah, look at all the lonely people Ah, loo...
Rock 'n' Roll Suicide - David Bowie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYNgptAux88 Time takes a cigarette, puts it in your mouth You pull on your finger,...
An Analysis of the Shadows. Excellent title of a captivating thread :cool: Interesting to consider from the psychological perspective. Have not analys...
This is an et al. Have you met Frans Hals ? Years ago, I had a strange attraction to his painting: Verdonck. https://www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and...
Another reason for me to subscribe to Netflix, I suppose. I seem to miss out on so much fun... I wonder if there is another kind of a 'steal' going on...
Appreciate further thoughts and advice. Re editing issues. Yes a biggie, if it changes the rhythm, meaning or aesthetic appeal. I remember reading tha...
Thanks for all of these. Will listen later. There's so much more to poetry than I ever thought. I tend to think that poetry like philosophy is for all...
I've been following the trail of John Drury. One of his poems is accompanied by a lutanist. Unfortunately, the vid doesn't play for me. https://www.ab...
Have you read it ? I think it is probably one of those books I thought I should read, but didn't. This TED-Ed animation ( 6 mins ) almost makes me wan...
More musings. Metaphysical or otherwise. Poetry in music; music in poetry. Opera. Not to everyone's taste. But, here, an example of the inter-related ...
Just curious. Turning it around. Does opera inspire your poetry ? What do you listen to when you write ? About operatic influences. According to Drury...
From: 'Creating Poetry' - John Drury Ch XI - Other Arts, Other Influences, p184 The music: John Coltrane - A Love Supreme (1965) https://www.youtube.c...
Following 'Metaphysics of Poetry' discussion: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/592972 John Coltrane - A Love Supreme (1965) https://w...
@"charles ferraro" Would be interested to hear your, or others, thoughts on this reply. In particular, is the haiku technique just about 'saving words...
Do you have any examples ? What kind of a 'small deliberate error' would be useful as a 'brand' ? I have never heard of mapmakers making deliberate mi...
Again, thanks. I'd never read or listened to either of these poems. I enjoyed them both. First one. Short and perhaps a 'quickie' like a haiku, captur...
Sent my spirit searching, searching... Centuries of songs and places, spanned. Gaming the galaxy of noughts and crosses. Lutes lashed, lacking meta-ph...
Delivered today. A quick overview and a Dickinson look-up in Index, already impressed. Thanks @"tim wood" :up: :100: Drury is so engaging, informative...
:smile: My eyes glazed over. But gave me a bit of insight. Into my mental capabilities. No marks for physics. It turns me off... As you say, some thin...
!! ATTENTION all Physicists !! An article re 'profound truths' about the universe and our place in it. https://insidetheperimeter.ca/12-poignant-poems...
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/590426 Thanks for all of this. So much to think about. Here's a starter: I'm not sure what you mean ...
Possibly so. BTW, why do you use the word 'faer' ? actually thought and how he expressed his thoughts. So very clever. Artful, even. As can be seen fr...
Well, this just leads to more questions e.g. What is the 'imaginative world of general metaphysics' ? Why should your definition be more 'authentic' t...
Thank you so much for the video clip with beautiful song to the poem. And link to a fascinating and informative article. I have a slim volume of selec...
Possibly. From the prose poetry link: I was thinking about how haikus are composed. If they are to capture a moment in time and still must follow cert...
How strange - a link to music ? https://terebess.hu/english/haiku/cage.html Can anyone - possibly a musician/poet @"Noble Dust" explain how this is li...
Thanks for all of this :sparkle: Translations of Santoka and others, here: https://terebess.hu/english/haiku/taneda.html There's so much here, it's in...
Hmm. If you run any lines in a poem together does it become prose ? Suppose so. I think that might diminish the effect of the breaks and paying attent...
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