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jardinturquoise · 11 months
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Jolies fraises dans le Tarn.
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information-2-0 · 7 months
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blog-aventin-de · 1 year
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Stanze
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Stanze - Jambischer Fünfheber - Huitain
Stanze ⋆ Jambischer Fünfheber ⋆ Huitain ⋆ Strophenform ⋆ Wissen
Die Stanze (ital. stanza, Raum im Sinne von: Gedanken Raum geben), auch: Oktave (ital. Ottava rima), ist eine aus Italien stammende Strophenform. Eine Stanze besteht aus acht Endecasillabi und hat das Reimschema ; im Deutschen wird als Vers der jambische Fünfheber verwendet. Der jambische Fünfheber (auch steigender Fünftakter) ist ein aus fünf Jamben bestehendes Versmaß. In Literaturen mit akzentuierendem Versprinzip ist er ein sehr verbreitetes Versmaß. Er tritt im Deutschen ungereimt als Blankvers vornehmlich in der Bühnendichtung und seltener auch als gereimter Vers auf. Das Huitain (Achtzeiler) ist eine aus Frankreich stammende Sonderform der Stanze in acht Versen zu jeweils 8 oder 10 Silben. Die Verse sind durch drei Reime verbunden, von denen einer viermal auftritt gemäß dem Schema: ababbcbc oder abbaacac. Das Huitain wurde in der französischen Literatur vor allem im späten Mittelalter und in der Renaissance (14. bis frühes 16. Jahrhundert) gepflegt, zum Beispiel von Alain Chartier, François Villon oder Clément Marot. Plus ne suis ce que i'ay esté Et ne le sçaurois iamais estre. Mon beau printemps & mon esté Ont faict le sault par la fenestre. Amour, tu as esté mon maistre, Ie t'ay seruy sur tous les Dieux; O si ie pouuois deux foys naistre, Comme ie te seruiroys mieux! Plus ne suis ce que j’ai été Et ne le saurois jamais être. Mon beau printemps et mon été Ont fait le saut par la fenêtre. Amour, tu as été mon maître, Je t’ai servi sur tous les dieux; O si je pouvois deux fois naître, Comment je te servirois mieux! Der ich einst war, ich bin's nicht mehr, und nimmer werd ich's wieder sein. Durchs Fenster schwand von ungefähr die Blumenzeit, der Sommer mein. Als Herrin fandst du, Liebe, her, dir dient' vor andren ich allein, würd', wenn ich neu geboren wär, getreuer noch zu Diensten sein. Stanze ⋆ Jambischer Fünfheber ⋆ Huitain ⋆ Strophenform ⋆ Wissen Read the full article
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scribblesandsnaps · 2 years
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seed
descent propels me downwards into pre-birth a catastrophe of ancestral amniotic dreaming ashed in the fertile litter of leaf dead loam prayed into earthen fissures dark mycelial corridors of not knowing a trinity of tendrils steeped in the völva’s remembering slither towards the edge of what is now, our imagining seduced as we are by uisge’s deep welled call now, watered and rooted we…
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ccnountche · 2 years
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Parution recueil La Flûte de Pan
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Bonjour, chers amis !
Enfin, la version broché (papier grand format) du recueil La Flûte de Pan vient de subir le cap d’impression et est disponible à la vente sur toutes les plateformes d’Amazon.
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Préface
Après ses chants sur la kora (La kora de sora), sur le balafon (Les Sons de balafon) et sur le khalam (Chants d’âme sur khalam), le poète embouche cette fois-ci sa flûte que lui prête Pan pour charmer ses belles créatures avec des poèmes bucoliques et idylliques, ses précédentes compositions lyriques ayant été sans doute moins dotées des mots magiques pour les retenir de se fondre dans la nature. Connu pour son lyrisme et ses lettres de noblesse à l’égard de la poésie classique, il va de soi qu’avec quelques poèmes invités du genre dans ce recueil, il manifestera ses émotions les plus tendres et sincères pour les dénicher et magnifier.
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real love by big thief (masterpiece, 2016)
#!: ☆ more posts like this: gallavich x this velvet glove ; mandy, lip and karen x till' you're mine ; gallavich x paul ; shameless x arctic monkeys ; shameless moodboards ; shameless playlists
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idliketobeatree · 1 month
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proofreading last night's writing, when the phrase you were sure was profound turns out to be incongruous and cliché
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lullybaju · 2 months
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Help me, Lord, from these fantasies in my head
They ain't ever been safe ones
I don't fellowship with these fake ones
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Caro mio ben
Credimi almen
Senza di te
Languisce il cor
Il tuo fedel
Sospira ognor
Cessa, crudel
Tanto rigor
[...]
Say I'm nothing like my father
But I'm the furthest thing from choir boys and altars
Double cross me, I'm just like my father
I am colder than Titanic water
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necatormundi · 10 months
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well good night
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lorei-writes · 1 year
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For the writer asks... 2, 25, 49, 71
Hello, hello, and welcome! Thanks for playing with me! <3
2. Where do you get your fic ideas?
I... don't know. I also don't know how to answer this question without making it just a little bit embarrassing, haha. Oh well, embarrassing it is then.
Overall, I'd say it all boils down to the fact that my mind is a really loud place. My thoughts are nearly always racing. I struggle when dealing with outside noise (literal or visual), because it's even m o r e commotion adding to what is on the inside.
There are just a lot of connections being made at a fast pace? Say, I got anxious about my further education. It zapped straight to general future. I zapped to why am I not writing in the moment. It zapped to social media. Somebody posted a meme. I said something about cable ties. (Haha, trytka elektrytka sounds funny in Polish, note that down -- no, please, don't). Did somebody mention a nail? Jesus! Crucifixion! Replacing nails with cable ties. I instantly picture a Roman general performing a makeshift crucifixion with cable ties. Now make it kinky. Now don't make it kinky. "I never understood why you would care, and I dare say I still do not." I need to focus. I want to crochet. What about studying 2 point perspective? I want to translate that song (I've translated two strophes of that song!). I'm anxious, I'm anxious, I'm anxious. What will I do with my life. How will I mange.
"I never understood why you would care, and I dare say I still do not."
I put down that line. At this point I'm screaming on the inside. So I cling to it.
"My current existence is nothing more than an error in the matrix of this world."
Error how? Error why? Tell me, tell me, because I still don't know what I want to say, but the turmoil on the inside hurts too much.
"How come a person can be alive before a day they were even born?"
Remember that horror story you've tried to listen to? Take that. Take what you want. Bingo, you hit a jackpot, now run. Scream until it quiets down. (It took less than 15 minutes to write it down, counting in three breaks).
// Sometimes it's less chaotic and starts right at the 'write the first sentence and see where it takes you' point, but generally, everything is just a jumbled mess of connections that spark something.
25. What’s your favorite part of the writing process (worldbuilding, brainstorming/outlining, writing, editing, etc)?
I love brainstorming, but I must ration it out carefully. If I reach the conclusion too early, I will lose the drive to write it all out...
So, worldbuilding it is! Because I can brainstorm it ahead of time as much as I want, without it influencing my bursts of motivation in any significantly negative way. Heck, it usually gets me fired up.
49. What fic of yours would you say is the best introduction to you as a writer?
Probably Codependent, Guilty in Spe // Brother & No Visits Policy for the best picture...
However, if I had to choose just one, at the expense of accuracy, it'd probably be A Hundred Days and Nights.
71. Do you spend more time reading or writing?
Definitely writing.
I haven't been much of a reader for years now, both in regards to fanfiction and original fiction. If you consider just works written in English, it gets even worse. If you exclude the mangas I'm following... Yeaah...
On the plus side, that's probably better for my health? Because once I get invested into a story, I cannot put it down until it's over. Last year I finished a certain series in two days. I spent over 35h on reading then. (I squeezed all my sleep, eating and such into the remaining less-than-13-out-of-48h then... And this is a fairly fortunate outcome, since usually it would be nearly impossible to sleep at all).
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mariocki · 2 years
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Play 20: Phaedra's Love by Sarah Kane
First performed: Gate Theatre, London, 1996
Quote: "There's a thing between us, an awesome fucking thing, can you feel it? It burns. Meant to be. We were. Meant to be." (Phaedra)
Stage direction: [Opens her mouth. No sound comes out.]
Notable cast: the original Gate production included Andrew Scott in a minor role. Laurence Penry-Jones starred in a 2005 revival at the Old Vic.
Notes: Only Kane's second play, Phaedra's Love was commissioned by the Gate Theatre, who asked for a drama inspired by a classical text. Reworking Seneca's Phaedra, Kane produced a clipped, precise distillation of tragedy as narrative. A paean to self-destruction which comments on voyeurism, faith and the inadequacies of love; critical reception was muted when compared to the histrionic moralising that greeted her first play, Blasted (1995). Featuring scenes of astonishing violence and horror, contemporary readings often focus on the brutality and nihilism of Kane's dialogue - but they're missing an extraordinary tenderness which unfolds alongside it. A masterful, troubling work from one of the greatest (and most sorely missed) voices of a generation of theatre.
Read: for the first time, but definitely not the last.
#100plays#phaedra's love#sarah kane#modern drama#modern theatre#seneca#phaedra#andrew scott#laurence penry jones#gate theatre#Kane was just 25 when she wrote Phaedra's Love‚ but her work was already both highly regarded by some champions in the established theatre#(Edward Bond was a mentor of sorts‚ Pinter an admirer) whilst simultaneously provoking outrage among critics and audiences#a remarkable work from an extraordinary playwright‚ one of the most significant voices in British theatre and a burning visionary whose#untimely death robbed us of who knows what kind of incendiary work. Sarah's work has been much reevaluated and appraised in the years since#she took her own life‚ and her current critical standing is beyond anything she could have imagined in her own lifetime; but still academic#work on her texts focus on the perceived nihilism and bleakness of her work‚ equating the graphic violence and strong language with her own#struggles with depression. i think there is some truth there‚ certainly‚ but what I think is missed is the flipside: the tenderness in the#scenes between Hippolytus and Strophe is rarely written about with as much zeal as the horrific scenes which close the play. Blasted‚ the#play which both made her name and brought astonishing condemnation from the press and government‚ remains a distressing and#disturbing work; but again‚ it's rarer to find critical commentary on the revolutionary act of kindness which ends the play. Sarah captured#something deep and true about humanity‚ something cloaked in deep ugliness and terror and violence‚ but at its heart something still very#human and capable of kindness and love in even the most grotesque of situations. and in that she found a unique voice that sees her work#still performed and written about and appreciated as something startling and new and different‚ nearly a quarter century after her death.
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castratedvader · 2 years
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incredible
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abba-enthusiast · 2 years
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Natürli chönne alli i dem kaff de text zu de nationalhymne
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universeberrigarden · 12 days
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We were translating and drawing poems in my French class
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Loddfafnir, hör gut zu und folge meinen Lehren,
Auf das sie mögen deine Weisheit mehren.
Schlafe gut, es sei denn du bist in größter Gefahr.
Wer sich wegen allem um die Nachtruhe bringt ist wahrlich ein Narr.
Odins Lieder von Loddfafnir und den Runen
- Anderson der Skalde (Asaheill)
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girafeduvexin · 3 months
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Portrait de Marcel Proust, Jacques-Emile Blanche, 1892.
"Ode à Marcel Proust"
Ombre
née de la fumée de vos fumigations,
le visage et la voix
mangés
par l’usage de la nuit
Céleste,
avec sa vigueur, douce, me trempe dans le jus noir
de votre chambre
qui sent le bouchon tiède et la cheminée morte.
Derrière l’écran des cahiers,
sous la lampe blonde et poisseuse comme une confiture,
votre visage gît sous un traversin de craie.
Vous me tendez des mains gantées de filoselle ;
silencieusement votre barbe repousse
au fond de vos joues.
Je dis :
— Vous avez l’air d’aller fort bien.
Vous répondez :
— Cher ami, j’ai failli mourir trois fois dans la journée.
Vos fenêtres à tout jamais fermées
vous refusent au boulevard Haussmann
rempli à pleins bords,
comme une auge brillante,
du fracas de tôle des tramways.
Peut-être n’avez-vous jamais vu le soleil ?
Mais vous l’avez reconstitué, comme Lemoine, si véridique,
que vos arbres fruitiers dans la nuit
ont donné leurs fleurs.
Votre nuit n’est pas notre nuit :
C’est plein des lueurs blanches
des catleyas et des robes d’Odette,
cristaux des flûtes, des lustres
et des jabots tuyautés du général de Froberville.
Votre voix, blanche aussi, trace une phrase si longue
qu’on dirait qu’elle plie, alors que comme un malade
sommeillant qui se plaint,
vous dites : qu’on vous a fait un énorme chagrin.
Proust, à quels raouts allez-vous donc la nuit
pour en revenir avec des yeux si las et si lucides ?
Quelles frayeurs à nous interdites avez-vous connues
pour en revenir si indulgent et si bon ?
et sachant les travaux des âmes
et ce qui se passe dans les maisons,
et que l’amour fait si mal ?
Étaient-ce de si terribles veilles que vous y laissâtes
cette rose fraîcheur
du portrait de Jacques-Émile Blanche ?
et que vous voici, ce soir,
pétri de la pâleur docile des cires
mais heureux que l’on croie à votre agonie douce
de dandy gris perle et noir ?
Paul Morand, 1922
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