Monsters of all sorts inhabit literature, for they crowd into people’s consciousness whenever we face trials and tribulations.
The unnatural monsters, goy and terrifying, gorging themselves without mercy or conscience, these are our nightmares, rarely encountered.
The deceptive monsters, the ones that camouflage who and what they are, still gorging themselves, relishing each victim, these inhabit our everyday lives. We should be wary of them, but we still find ourselves caught in their devastating traps, even after we finally r...
Monsters of all sorts inhabit literature, for they crowd into people’s consciousness whenever we face trials and tribulations.
The unnatural monsters, goy and terrifying, gorging themselves without mercy or conscience, these are our nightmares, rarely encountered.
The deceptive monsters, the ones that camouflage who and what they are, still gorging themselves, relishing each victim, these inhabit our everyday lives. We should be wary of them, but we still find ourselves caught in their devastating traps, even after we finally recognize them. Only when we are burned enough or wounded enough do we manage to escape, scarred for all future encounters with people who aren’t monsters.
These deceptive monsters are alluring, beautiful enticements that we can’t quite let go. And that unwillingness to escape is truly the monstrous behavior.
Join The Write Focus as we offer 6 Lessons for all Writers as we examine the famous deceptive monster of the wild fairy in two poems by John Keats and e.e.cummings.
TIMINGS
- 00:00 Welcome
- 00:40 Introduction / Deceptive Monsters
- 02:40 Keats’ “La Belle Dame sans Merci”
- 4:00 Lessons 1 2, and 3 for All Writers
- 11:26 Lessons 4 and 5
- 14:00 e.e.cummings’ Wild Fairy
- 17:00 Lesson 6
- 18:45 Last Words / Closing
Total Run Time = 20:51
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Analysis is All Original Content / No AI Used
LINKS
Keats’ bio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keats
“La Belle Dame” https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44475/la-belle-dame-sans-merci-a-ballad
The Artwork https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Belle_Dame_sans_Merci
e.e.cummings bio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._E._Cummings
[all in green went my love riding] https://allpoetry.com/all-in-green
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