A way of looking at things
There is a way of looking at things in which all action is interference.
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There is a way of looking at things in which all action is interference.
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No one tells you how lonely it will be, though everyone must know.
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One word alone may not be a poem, but two or more words together always are.
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Perhaps the sharpest editorial question is: After reading this poem, what can I see, think, or experience that I couldn't before? If the only answer is I feel more strongly about what I already believed, something important may be missing.
And the irony is that a poem can have an entirely admirable message while offering very little as an artistic experience. Good intentions don't exempt a poem from aesthetic scrutiny.
ChatGPT
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More important than if you use this or you use that is what you aim to achieve by using them.
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I have been my own disciple and my own master. And I have been a good disciple but a bad master.
Antonio Porchia, Voices
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Distraction, bane of cognition, is so close to death. And so close to life.
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I would no more read a poem that doesn't think than I would talk to a person who doesn't.
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