• Randelung@lemmy.world
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    We’ve been though worse.

    Yes, and the bad times ended because people fought back! Don’t be complacent, don’t minimize the issues. Fascism isn’t weather.

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      Prose can be poetry too. I don’t get why people should always want to criticize poetry, or art, for not being “proper”. Poetry is there to reach inside the heart and to make you feel something. Nothing less, nothing more.

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      Isn’t this just prose formatted in a weird way?

      When you get down to it, isn’t that all poetry really is? But really, I think this would technically fall under ‘free verse’ (poetry with no rules).

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        Poetry is both the sound and the silence. Without the silence and the breaks, there can’t be any poetry.

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          Sure, but this is not poetry spaces, it’s just badly cut up text IMO.

          You think it is done intentionally? Like some post modernist style?

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    “We have made it…”

    Spoken by the people that did make it (yes, that’s partly obvious) but in the context of civilizations, there are entire civilizations that fell and didn’t make it, and some that have spent centuries or millennia at the bottom of the heap - they’ve never “made it”.

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    The only people who say this, are already well off to see more days. If you are struggling, you only see another day as a miracle.