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During that time, women weren't allowed to show that side. Many didn't have the education given to men. If they did, it was limited to certain subjects. Many women writers had male pseudonyms...like the 3 Bronte sisters Absolutely I have been trying to rack my brains this am of a woman write that we didn't know about til around a 100 years later that her father actually published her works under her name. Not enough coffee yet running through my veins lol... Many women were discouraged even to journal their thoughts let a lone poetry or novels.. Most woman from this era wrote novella's Since they had to pay for everything and it was really a man world... |
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Edited by
yellowrose10
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Sun 05/24/15 09:39 AM
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Stupid links not posting right lol
Even now...J.K. Rowlings (Harry Potter writer) |
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I would suggest that child birth is the greatest poetry of all.
I'm glad men can't give birth or I'd still be a virgin. |
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During that time, women weren't allowed to show that side. Many didn't have the education given to men. If they did, it was limited to certain subjects. Many women writers had male pseudonyms...like the 3 Bronte sisters agreed, but are you saying that there are great undiscovered hordes ofs poems never published just rotting away:) |
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Edited by
metalwing
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Sun 05/24/15 09:50 AM
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Stupid links not posting right lol Even now...J.K. Rowlings (Harry Potter writer) A beautiful intelligent woman of more than a few words! 
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I would suggest that child birth is the greatest poetry of all. I'm glad men can't give birth or I'd still be a virgin.  J.K. Rowlings isn't who I was thinking of the one I am thinking of died in the mid 1700's. this is going to drive me crazy til I remember who it was.. Caused a huge sensation while I was in College... someone we all thought was the author wasn't... 
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i came across a path that diverged in the woods... and I, I took the one less traveled by
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great thread and post..agreed
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good job simpleton
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jk is famous but not a great write.. the point was made and is true if not for todays pc world
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runs into the room.. looks around himself.. ding dang it..! people if you're going to post a topic..
called women.... at least you can do is have some women in the room when I get here... son of a box of raisins.... seriously disappointed..lol..wink |
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jk is famous but not a great write.. the point was made and is true if not for todays pc world Ok I will ask what is your point here? Are you implying that the women poet's wouldn't be famous without the internet? |
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im backing the original post that women arent profound as men and all the great writers and poets are men
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climbs up on the hill.. sets up his lawn chair...hmm..... does anybody have any.M&m's..... I brought a cooler of Dr Pepper... and a big bowl of popcorn..
.. I think this topic is about to get interesting..lmao.... on with the show.. 
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Edited by
2OLD2MESSAROUND
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Tue 06/30/15 06:57 PM
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no1phD stated >>> climbs up on the hill.. sets up his lawn chair...hmm..... does anybody have any.M&m's..... I brought a cooler of Dr Pepper... and a big bowl of popcorn.. .. I think this topic is about to get interesting..lmao.... on with the show.. Oh...haven't had my Dr. Pepper fix for today; I've got a pan of warm brownies {with nuts and � without nuts}... Seems like a re-run but with a different main character picking up where simpltim left off  
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im backing the original post that women arent profound as men and all the great writers and poets are men kind of stupid... men don't listen to poetry, while women do... so who would be trying to impress who? |
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what? did u read the original post?
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what? did u read the original post? i'm responding to yours... if all the great poets are men, that could be a reason why... |
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im backing the original post that women arent profound as men and all the great writers and poets are men kind of stupid... men don't listen to poetry, while women do... so who would be trying to impress who? I knew if I waited long enough someone would point out the obvious... Also doesn't it stand to reason that the writer and the listener have to be equally profound. If not then the writer would have no audience and the listener would be utterly bored |
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im backing the original post that women arent profound as men and all the great writers and poets are men kind of stupid... men don't listen to poetry, while women do... so who would be trying to impress who? I knew if I waited long enough someone would point out the obvious... Also doesn't it stand to reason that the writer and the listener have to be equally profound. If not then the writer would have no audience and the listener would be utterly bored men spend 85% of their lives trying to make women happy, as do women... how many men listen to poetry? |
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