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Zachary Vila wrote a new blog post Perspective Writing/Reading in Poetry in the group The Contemporary Poem: 6 years, 6 months ago

So recently I’ve been in the planning stages of my Great Day presentation and in doing so I’ve believe I have found another source for poetry; what I’m speaking of is perspective. Almost every human being has the […]
Zachary Vila wrote a new blog post Repressed memories? in the group The Contemporary Poem: 6 years, 6 months ago

In my past blog post “Home Depot by Brian Turner,” I talked about poetry being able to draw out repressed memories. After doing some digging, I found that the memory I was describing as repressed could be arg […]
Zachary Vila wrote a new blog post Here, Bullet in the group The Contemporary Poem: 6 years, 6 months ago

In this week’s blog post, I was gonna talk about a point I brought up in my previous one. In which poetry and writing has the ability to bring forward suppressed memories. However, my copy of Here, Bullet by B […]
Zachary Vila wrote a new blog post Home Depot by Brian Turner in the group The Contemporary Poem: 6 years, 6 months ago

During one of our past classes, Professor Smith referenced a poem by Brian Turner called Home Depot. After he mentioned it and the themes that surrounding the poem, such as a soldier’s PTSD and dealing with it i […]
Zachary Vila wrote a new blog post Looking Towards Prose for Inspiration in the group The Contemporary Poem: 6 years, 6 months ago

While the recommended blog post this week was supposed to explore our beginnings in writing poetry, I believe that I covered that sufficiently in my last post. Instead I would like to deviate from the path a bit […]
Zachary Vila wrote a new blog post The Start of my Writing and my Evolution in the group The Contemporary Poem: 6 years, 7 months ago

If someone were to ask me “what poets do you draw inspiration from while writing?” I wouldn’t have the slightest idea on how to answer. Truth be told, I don’t follow or read many other poet’s works (though […]

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