酷我-北美枫 酷我-北美枫主页||酷我博客    常见问题与解答 (FAQ)   搜索   成员列表   成员组   注册   个人资料   登陆查看您的私人留言   登陆  Blogs(博客)    搜索到 304 个符合的内容 酷我-北美枫 首页 作者 留言   主题: What do you read, my lord? christine 回响: 7 阅读: 13137 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期三 四月 08, 2009 7:10 pm   主题: What do you read, my lord? 东西 写到: ericcoliu 写到: This is the most famous quoted “monologue” in English literature. However, this famous monologue is not commonly believed that it's completely out of the geniusly unique hand of Shakespeare. He was influenced by his contemporary playwright Christopher Marlowe when he wrote this passage. Interesting. I didn't know this. I enjoy reading the thought exchanges between you. Did anyone attend any events held by TL?   主题: Tanka Third Place in San Francisco International Competition christine 回响: 27 阅读: 38560 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期三 四月 08, 2009 7:08 pm   主题: Re: Dreams, Dewdrops, and Bare Trees (published by Tanka Can ericcoliu 写到: III buried earth a silver carpet -- maples and I gaze at the barrenness we see in each other This tanka reveals a strong sense of sadness.   主题: What do you read, my lord? christine 回响: 7 阅读: 13137 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期六 四月 04, 2009 10:24 am   主题: Re: What do you read, my lord? ericcoliu 写到: While the Prince was showing his contempt for the courtier's world and its empty palaver, he was no mean user of words himself. Yes. You're an avid reader of William Shakespeare's plays. To be, or not to be (from Hamlet 3/1) To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep; No more; and by a sleep to say we end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to, 'tis a consummation Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, to sleep; To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause: there's the respect That makes calamity of so long life; For who would bear the whips and scorns of time, The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, The pangs of despised love, the law's delay, The insolence of office and the spurns That patient merit of the unworthy takes, When he himself might his quietus make With a bare bodkin? who would fardels bear, To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death, The undiscover'd country from whose bourn No traveller returns, puzzles the will And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of? Thus conscience does make cowards of us all; And thus the native hue of resolution Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought, And enterprises of great pith and moment With this regard their currents turn awry, And lose the name of action. - Soft you now! The fair Ophelia! Nymph, in thy orisons Be all my sins remember'd.   主题: If On A Winter’s Night, A Sojourner (published in MET) christine 回响: 12 阅读: 20854 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期六 四月 04, 2009 10:22 am   主题: If On A Winter’s Night, A Sojourner (published in MET) ericcoliu 写到: Below are the tanka related to my journey of immigration: VII my heart is chained to my homeland an ocean away -- memories are eroded by time’s passing tides VIII I dream in Chinese, my father's dream -- I awake Chen-ou becomes Eric son of Canada I like this tanka sequence: VII is emotionally charged while VIII is socio-politically conscious.   主题: The Collateral Damage of A.I.G. christine 回响: 6 阅读: 11536 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期六 四月 04, 2009 10:19 am   主题: The Collateral Damage of A.I.G. The way that you use capitalization is unusual: capitalized I in III while small Is in I and II.   主题: S e x, Love, and Something in Between (pub. in Inscribed) christine 回响: 10 阅读: 10157 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期六 四月 04, 2009 10:17 am   主题: S e x, Love, and Something in Between (pub. in Inscribed) ericcoliu 写到: I’m extremely happy that my poem appears in a quality literary magazine whose target audience are writers and its art design is visually impressive. Yes, I concur! III is added to the original version. It's emotive and evocative.   主题: What do you read, my lord? christine 回响: 7 阅读: 13137 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期二 三月 31, 2009 7:28 pm   主题: What do you read, my lord? What do you read, my lord? The Toronto Public Library will be kicking off Keep Toronto Reading tomorrow, a month-long celebration of books in all forms. It’s a celebration of the joy of reading as well as a celebration of Canadian writers, and to see Toronto through a variety of literary works. As part of the city's 175th anniversary celebrations this year, many Lit City events are planned around books that reflect various neighbourhoods. “Words, words, words,” Hamlet said when the old fool Polonius asked him, “What do you read, my lord?” Was he a mean user of words himself? For anyone who is interested in this question, please read the play. Hopefully, this thread will be a book discussion thread. What are you going read, my fellow writers? Note: For more information on Keep Toronto Reading, log on to www.keeptorontoreading.ca.   主题: If On A Winter’s Night, A Sojourner (published in MET) christine 回响: 12 阅读: 20854 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期二 三月 31, 2009 7:26 pm   主题: Re: If On A Winter’s Night, A Sojourner (published in MET) ericcoliu 写到: The most exciting things about this publication is that all of my submitted tanka have been accepted, and that I’m the only non-English speaking poet (65 poets in total) and one of the few poets whose tanka have been all accepted. The following tanka sequence is those related to winter thoughts; I will post the rest of my published tanka later) If On A Winter’s Night, A Sojourner Congratulations! Excellent tanka! A thought-evoking title! What does it mean?   主题: He/She(For Readers Who Have Active Intelligent imaginations) christine 回响: 7 阅读: 11066 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期五 三月 20, 2009 6:34 pm   主题: Re: He/She(For Readers Who Have Active Intelligent imaginati ericcoliu 写到: clair 写到: What she said is the mirroered reflection of what he said. Furthermore, the poem challenges the reader to think why the same utterance can have completely different meanings when spoken by people of opposite sexes. Interesting! This poem, as the title indicates, is made up of two sub-poems united visually on the screen. Yes to both of your comments. Adoff explores not only the connotative meaning but also the typographic semantics of the text.   主题: Thinking of Li Bai While Waiting for Calliope christine 回响: 8 阅读: 14127 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期五 三月 20, 2009 6:30 pm   主题: Re: Thinking of Li Bai While Waiting for Calliope ericcoliu 写到: Thinking of Li Bai While Waiting for Calliope The title alone is thought-evoking.   主题: Winning Tanka of the TSA 2008 International Tanka Contest christine 回响: 7 阅读: 15313 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期五 三月 20, 2009 6:28 pm   主题: Re: Winning Tanka of the TSA 2008 International Tanka Contes fanfan 写到: First Prize: old memories like tangled fish hooks impossible to pick up only one without all the others an’ya Lapine, Oregon I immensely love this compelling yet painful simile. The imagery of the poem is impressive.   主题: He/She(For Readers Who Have Active Intelligent imaginations) christine 回响: 7 阅读: 11066 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期日 三月 15, 2009 12:49 pm   主题: Re: He/She(For Readers Who Have Active Intelligent imaginati clair 写到: ericcoliu 写到: Its title implies this poem centers on the politics of self: gender, image. and power. Brilliantly put. What she said is a reflection of what he said. Yes, thank you both for reading and commenting. 浴恩福 写到: This is a concrete poem in which "the typographical arrangement of words is as important in conveying the intended effect as the conventional elements of the poem, such as meaning of words, rhythm, rhyme and so on." Yes. Or some people would say it's visual poetry.   主题: Thoughts on a Wintry Morning christine 回响: 5 阅读: 9678 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期日 三月 15, 2009 12:47 pm   主题: Re: Thoughts on a Wintry Morning ericcoliu 写到: I like the teasing, merry tone of I and appreciate the biting commentary expressed in II.   主题: Winning Tanka of 2008 International Erotic Tanka Contest christine 回响: 10 阅读: 17674 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期日 三月 15, 2009 12:45 pm   主题: Re: Winning Tanka of 2008 International Erotic Tanka Contest fanfan 写到: Judge's Comments: "This tanka was both sensual and evocative. A woman wakes to her lover’s touch entering, like a silent thief, in the night, into her hiding place of reveries. A secret place that few can enter or will ever enter. Once into the other lover’s dream world, she unties a canoe, that has been waiting to be released, where they drift effortlessly perhaps for years or for just a brief night. They float and sail beneath ambrosial stars. Stars that are savage, wild with passion, and who knows where those constellations will take them." Indeed, this is sensually evocative and emotive. And I like its dream imagery.   主题: Ramblings of a Fatigued Poet (published in American Tanka) christine 回响: 11 阅读: 19391 论坛: English Garden   发表于: 星期日 三月 15, 2009 12:42 pm   主题: Re: Ramblings of a Fatigued Poet: My Life with Calliope ericcoliu 写到: a mouth opening, closing salivating -- my recollection of a divorced man Brilliantly written!   第1页/共21页 前往页面 1, 2, 3 ... 19, 20, 21  下一个 论坛时间为 EST (美国/加拿大) 转跳到: 选择一个版面 诗意情怀----------------站内公告古韵新音当代诗歌Poetry in Translation有声有色小说故事English Garden酷我-微信公众平台-诗人联展专栏 参赛，参评，参演作品专栏Chinese and Canadian Poets Reading Event/中西诗人读诗活动2016 中西诗人多伦多秦淮灯会读诗活动 《诗歌榜》----------------诗动态《诗歌榜》荐稿区 评论鉴赏----------------酷我诗评他山之石谈古论今 枫彩人生----------------人在旅途教育探索酷我生活酷我茶馆文艺时空 管理交流----------------北美中西文化交流协会新闻交流论坛管理建议  本论坛欢迎广大文学爱好者不拘一格地发表创作和评论.凡在网站发表的作品，即视为向《北美枫》丛书, 《诗歌榜》和《酷我电子杂志》投稿(暂无稿费, 请谅)。如果您的作品不想编入《北美枫》或《诗歌榜》或《酷我电子杂志》，请在发帖时注明。 作品版权归原作者.文责自负.作品的观点与<酷我-北美枫>网站无关.请勿用于商业,宗教和政治宣传.论坛上严禁人身攻击.管理员有权删除作品. 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