Stylistic Devices of Anthony Magistrale’s What She Says About Love
The identification of two stylistic devices that give Magistrale’s poems, “Perfection Undone by Love,” and “My Vampire Love,” their powerful effect on the reader and a look at how does each element of style contribute to the poems’ apparent pessimistic view of the human experience of love?
Poetic Style of Anthony Magistrale’s What She Says About Love
An exploration of two elements of Anthony Magistrale’s poetic style, highlighting the poet’s technical choices that help to give his works its characteristic philosophical style of presentation.
The Good Side of Love
This article explores the good side of love and why we should appreciate it more.
I Am Indeed a Writer
Never mind. I’m never going to update. The problem is I’m too busy. But you can check it out anyways!
The Meaning and Purpose of Writing
Why do we and why should we write?
Writing Rubbish Ii
The sequel to Writing Rubbish is a different kind of rubbish than it’s predecessor. It’s philosophical rubbish. I’ll warn you again, you’re wasting your time reading this, and if you do read this, it is likely that if you type in "monkey" in a google search that it will come up with a picture of your face.
A Sentence Without a Predicate
In English grammar, a sentence has a subject and a predicate. Or so I was always taught. Here comes a sentence with subjects but without a predicate. Such a sentence exists.
It is My Philosophy of The Love – Part Seven
13. Definitions and specific conclusions
14. Final words about love and real love dialectical.
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