Thesigmaskibidipoetriz - this poem just rizzed me up! Low taper fade sigma rizz yo! Philip Larkin def got mad aura points from that one! Really exemplifies what it means to have W mewing streak! Ichiban... we lit gangy! I'm Sal from Impractical Jokers and I approve this message.
Jaye Nelia - Larkin’s fear of death cropped up in everything he wrote, and for him it seemed to be pulling him away, always, from anything healthy or good. Fearing death meant always having to devalue life so that its eventual loss might be bearable. So what “ought to be easy” isn’t for him, because to actually feel the solace of the marriage bed would mean being unwary of death for a little while. Instead, his guard had to remain up. He denies comfort.
Joopster - Mister Larkin upping his game once more. I'm curious if he has even better stuff in his heap. If not, I'll have to do it myself and do a Larkin updated, improved and really intended...
- From guest Beth (contact)
It can be said that this poem speaks about the complexities involved in relationships, specifically in reference to true love's failure to withstand the test of time. As you can see in the last line, he is questioning whether true love is even the foundation of relationships at all. Read closer into the tone of the speaker's voice paired with the words, such as "unrest", "none" and "nothing". He is bored and, although he enjoys the fact that he can fall back on his relationship for stability, he feels his love has gone stagnant (i.e. "..Yet more and more time passes silently").
- From guest heavensRosepoet (contact)
I like this reminds me of how we open up so freely and deeply when we feel at ease and so in tunes with the other person thoughts are shared fears are calmed emotions flow easily and become even closer..
Amazing
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