We, Writers, We: The Dangerous Work of Writing
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@JTBrandt23 Absolutely! The depth of a work is parallel to the quality- if it's not multilayered in emotion or perspective it's shallow
ariannahiggins 1 year ago
I would disagree that poetry must strike a specific emotion. I prefer ambivalent poetry that allows several different readings/emotions to happen as a result of reading it.
JTBrandt23 2 years ago