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Books & BEAUTY! A Pretentious But Nonetheless Edifying History of American Libraries (James Panero)
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Robert Frost SUPERMIXπ₯π₯ After Apple-Picking/Wood-Pile/Birches/North of Boston/Road Not Taken & MORE!
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2 Hours of The Saddest Poetry & Prose OF ALL TIME! πΉπ (T.S. Eliot, Rilke, Cioran, Kafka, Pessoa etc)
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2.5 Hour Brainrot Test! π΅ How Long Before You Click Away? (Nobel Prize Reading Level: Hermann Hesse)
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8 HOUR Reading Marathon! Robert Henri: THE ART SPIRIT (FULL Audiobook w/ Oil Paintings & Fireplace!)
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Your Writing Needs Joy. (Here's How to Achieve It) (Hermann Hesse Wisdom)
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Poetry Magazines are Stupid. (Seek THIS Instead) (Hermann Hesse Wisdom)
09:21
Uglier Poetry is Better Poetry. (Nobel Prize Winner Hermann Hesse Explains a Curious Contradiction)
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Poetry is a Harder Art Form to Master than Music. (Hermann Hesse on Writing Poetry)
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DON'T Become a Professional Poet. (Become THIS instead) (Hermann Hesse's Letter to a Young Poet)
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GOAT Poets Pseudo-introduction & Prophecy
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Shivani Dubey on Why Poetry is Dead & How Rupi Kaur has Killed It π (This Matters for EVERY Writer)
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Prufrock & Men in Bowler Hats. (The Lovesong of J Alfred Prufrock - T.S. Eliot's Masterpiece)
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Harold Bloom on Why Contemporary Poetry Sucks (Excerpt) Hint: Modern Poetry Is Bad Due to Cultural..
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Harold Bloom on Why Contemporary Poetry Sucks (Full) Hint: Modern Poems Are Bad Due to Cultural ...
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Vladimir Nabokov Reads Lolita (Lolita: Part Two, Chapter 35) (Rare Recording | Lolita Audiobook)
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