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The creative process must not be transcendental.
During a conversation with an emotionally intense and literarily prolific friend earlier this evening, the friend said many of the greatest poets had led doomed lives; doomed in the sense that they’d all suffered great misfortune – emotionally at least … Continue reading
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Tagged Ars gratia artis, expression, functionalism, humanism, immanence, poetry, Sylvia Plath
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