tymon @typode

Poetry, Art, Music, Performance—wherever the various arts intersect/collide hazlittblog.wordpress.com Ann Arbor, MI Joined March 2009

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a week ago

Some more on "something," from some time ago: hazlittblog.wordpress.com/2016/01/21/som…

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a week ago

Some more on "something," from some time ago: hazlittblog.wordpress.com/2016/01/21/som…

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a week ago

"I Can’t Look Away From This Poem About Looking"— A O. Scott on Frost's "For I Once, Then, Something" nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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"The line break is one of the most fundamental poetic devices there is. When you break a line, you make a friction between the line and the sentence…The line break produces simultaneous meanings. You get a chord of meanings instead of a single note." share.google/N7T3KAxsiVU89S…

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2 months ago

Robin Wall Kimmerer on how trees blur the line between life and death: "In the afterlife of cedars, nothing is ever dead": emergencemagazine.org/essay/becoming…

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2 months ago

Nothing is so firmly believed as that which a man knoweth least. —Montaigne (trans. Florio, 1603

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3 months ago

Night To hide (to forget) the face to inter (to occult) the light to darken love to sleep. To watch over what is born. --Orides Fontela, trans. Chris Daniels, published by @nightboatbooks

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4 months ago

At Its Beginnings, Only a Handful of People Spoke This Language. It’s the Origin of Every Word You Say msn.com/en-us/news/wor…

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4 months ago

Brain Waves and Metaphor Making, via @PsyPost psypost.org/brain-oscillat…

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4 months ago

Sculptor, don’t bother with modeling pliant clay; don’t let a touch of your thumb set your vision while it’s still vague Pit yourself against granite, new basalt, carve hard ebony— intractable guardians of contour. —Denise Levertov, from "Art"

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4 months ago

Paul Klee’s rarely exhibited “Angelus Novus”--inspiration to Walter Benjamin, Carolyn Forché, Laurie Anderson and Wim Wenders et al.--will be on display at the Bode-Museum in Berlin nytimes.com/2025/05/07/art…

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4 months ago

Join us TONIGHT, May 7 for the Poetry Out Loud National Finals w/ host Mac Barnett webcast live at 7 pm ET at arts.gov/poetry-out-loud. Finalists from Alaska; Washington, DC; Georgia; Kentucky; New Jersey; New Mexico; Oklahoma; Pennsylvania & South Dakota will compete for $20K!

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4 months ago

Leigh Hunt, the Unstoppable Critic daily.jstor.org/leigh-hunt-the… via @JSTOR_Daily

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4 months ago

10 Sestinas by Modern and Contemporary Poets daily.jstor.org/10-sestinas-by… via @JSTOR_Daily

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4 months ago

Whatever there is, if there is something, we, if we are, are part of it. --William Bronk, from "Copan: Unwillingness, the Unwilled"

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4 months ago

A.O. Scott’s Poetry Lessons A conversation with the NYT critic on his popular close reads of poems. slate.com/culture/2025/0…

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4 months ago

Why Have Sentence Lengths Decreased? lesswrong.com/posts/xYn3CKir…

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4 months ago

A Map for Vanishing Animals nautil.us/a-map-for-vani…

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4 months ago

The book, if you would see anything in it, requires to be read in the clear, brown, twilight atmosphere in which it was written; if opened in the sunshine, it is apt to look exceedingly like a volume of blank pages. --Hawthorne, from "Preface to Twice-Told Tales"