Tiny Thought Poem by Edmund V. Strolis
Tiny Thought
Nihilism
Nihilis
Nihili
Nihil
Nihi
Nih
Ni
N
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No Thanks~~~~~
My mind is too wide to hold such a tiny thought.
e e cummings would be proud of you! I agree with Pamela below about your talent. I like the range of your styles and how they fit the message
How EXPERIMENTAL and FUN! I love the picture you put with your poem. You did a great job with your graphics. I agree...your mind is way too WIDE, EXPANSIVE, CREATIVE, IMAGINATIVE...for such a small N! LIFE is such an awesome gift and it is very meaningful. Write a poem about love...or read Marie Shine's poems about love rainbows...she's pretty awesome too...
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/29/2024 1:25:08 AM # 1.0.0.1119
I smiled at this, Edmund. As you might guess, neither am I a nihilist. But I've been there in feeling (as, it seems, was the author of Ecclesiastes) , and a great poem and expression of it is Stephen Crane's little (naked) poem which begins, What if I should cast off this tattered coat. For another minimalist poem, you might check out my poem titled, My (or The?) Backyard. -Glen
Hello Glen. A nihilist? No there is too much to absorb. Thanks once again for the observations and examples such as Crane. Absolutely fantastic. My poem-or whatever it is took all of two seconds to throw together but why waste more time? Most of all thanks mostly for the poem suggestion by Mr.Glen Kappy. I would ramble on more but I have a poem to read...............