T.S. Eliot

Your favorite British poet. ;*

NDM&KLN

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost I beg to differ. Once you've read on you've read them all. You're simply too static of a poet for my liking.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@YaBoy_Ts Poetry cannot only express emotions or ideas; it must embody them. Poetry is the true expression of actuality.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

I cannot agree more with B. Rajan: "Poetry cannot report the event; it must be the event".

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost But we all know of your departure from tradition verse forms and rhyme. Perhaps my leave was just more abrupt.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

It is with French that I found how to truly express my voice. Another example of academics furthering my creative pursuits.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

Poetry is written to express intelligence. There is no "social function" of poetry. #truthbomb

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost You have written many so similar poems, but I am able to provide more content. Did you even read 4 quartets?

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost #MaturePoetsSteal. Do you not understand? Stealing is the key to progressing as a poet.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@YaBoy_Ts The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep.. #Genius #Original #style

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

Time flies When you're constantly on the search for new sources of poetry.
Every once in a while I enjoy adapting various styles as my own.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@YaBoy_Ts before I discovered Ezra. (2/2)

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

Honestly, Ezra has been a big help for me as well. #20thCenturyRevolution I'll let you know, I submitted Prufrock to countless editors (1/2) https://t.co/mVtYMyDd3g

[Robert Frost @Frosty_R_Frost]

Huge thanks to Ezra Pound for helping me out in England! I don't know what my career would be without your assistance.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost (2/2) the world and my embrace of purgation through fire.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost The cold ice contrasting the recurring fire of my own works causes the reader to consider both your withdrawal from (1/2)

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost I have to admit, “Directive” was a good poem about acceptance and humanity. It also played well with “Little Gidding.”

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost Clearly “New Hampshire” was a response to “The Wasteland” and derives much of its meaning from context to my own work.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

@Frosty_R_Frost I hope you haven’t forgotten what you built upon from my poem. We all know that good poets steal.

[T.S. Eliot @YaBoy_Ts]

I’m glad that I could collaborate with Ezra Pound on “The Wasteland”. We tried making something of Western Culture.