How to Get into Poetry as a Beginner

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I really want to get into poetry and literature, even more after listening to you, i have got loads of questions is there any way i could do so?
Comment from : @SamarthSuriaaksha-i3y

hi Benjamin, thnaks for your chanel, i love special if you speak about poetry, danke und viele grüße Ricco
Comment from : @ricardoveradelrey

Very well explained
Comment from : @RatonDonny

I used to write poetry in middle school You can imagine how bad it was But nowadays whenever it comes to writing, I only journal Nothing wrong with that, I just want a better creative outlet I loved Shell Silverstein when I was little and I have a book called 101 Famous Poems I'm hoping to turn this into a real hobby
Comment from : @Viv_0909

Excellent ❤
Comment from : @ralphjenkins1507

Such a creative idea!
Comment from : @KarenParrishe

A Windy Day br brThe wind unbound the border lane brA sovereign breath, unnamed, arcane brIt stirred the roots beneath the crown, brAnd loosed the leaves like kin cast down br brIt stole the hats from heads mid-flight, brA trickster's rite in shifting light brIt tugged at coats, unstitched the seams, brAnd scattered ash from burned-out dreams br brIt chased the clouds through fractured sky, brA whisper torn from time’s outcry brIt vanished not in dusk’s dismay, brBut nested deep in mythic clay br brIts echo threads through hidden lore brThe wind returns, and bars no door
Comment from : @walkabout16

bukowski! would love to see you cover Bukowski in a future video
Comment from : @shpamacct4358

My Favourite Poem -brbrLove In Their Little Veins InspiresbrbrLove in their little veins inspiresbrTheir cheerful notes, their soft desiresbrWhile heat makes buds and blossoms spring,brThose pretty couples love and singbrBut winter puts out their desire,brAnd half the year they want love's firebrbrThomas Shadwell ( c1642 - 1692 )
Comment from : @MikeFuller-ok6ok

lovely, you don't talk rough but in poetry so appealing your speech is Mr
Comment from : @toobazafarmelik

Awesome
Comment from : @JoeButter-j2c

Thank you for your advice
Comment from : @marilynMouton

On Modern poetry: Philip Larkin is good I would recommend 'The Whitsun Weddings' He was not of the Romantic school of Keats and Shelley but influenced by 'modernists' like of T S Eliot but I find more accessible less abstract and obscure than Eliot
Comment from : @zeppelin1qaz

I write and create artistic video poems It might be your cup of tea wwwyoutubecom/user/SavvySavable/videos
Comment from : @SergeSavio26

/gerard Manley hopkins
Comment from : @maryfedor8679

2:50 dammm its make me cry
Comment from : @Jasmine12348

i have an anthology of poems in my native language and I'm very excited to finally pick it up, thank you for the video
Comment from : @thelesbianholyspirit9649

I started to read poetry I have an anthology, and I'm reading a poem a day, but I can't help but feel that I don't really grasp the meaning I loved one of Shakespeare poems that I had read But steel can't help to feel that I'm missing something Any tips?
Comment from : @YaelDavid-n9j

love listening to poetry read aloud oh keep going with that La Bell Dame Sand Merci! lots of great choicesI love Rumi too
Comment from : @poetsgarden1

I would recommend the anthology The 20th century in Poetry Hulse and and Rae, published by Ebury Press All arranged in chronological order
Comment from : @gavinreid2741

I had a question 2 years later but ye i started reading poetry beautiful, i just wanted to know what do i search to get these like a name or a keyword something like that would be helpful
Comment from : @Th3_B3ea5t

i wonder if you still interacting wirh comments but i wanted to learn to read poetry, my gf loves mary oliver so much, and here i am trying to start with ocean vuong
Comment from : @serene1486

Bob Dylan is a potent wellspring And he loves God, the source of all poetry
Comment from : @joedaw3003

Hi Benjamin, I'm pretty new to reading, is there anything from you that'd help me, anything would be appreciated
Comment from : @mushroombeansoup

I'm into poetrybrWhen I read someone's bookbrJust after brI try my best to jot down brThose feelings, brwhich are stored insidebrFrom many yearsbrI eagerly to have a conversation brWith blank pinkish paperbrSo, that I'll feel good brAnd say brAll is well
Comment from : @Palkit3925

Does anyone know who published the pocket poetry books he's referencing?
Comment from : @LordHarryWotton

Thanks for this video I have a crush on someone at work, and one day I mistakenly picked up her beautiful pink phone and saw her poetry club on screen, my heart fluttered Which started my journey into poetry and someday I hope I can share great pieces with you guys and her
Comment from : @DnVFMVs

I only just got into reading poetry as something I stumbled on to loving after studying and training as a screenwriter for the last few years and this is the first video or channel I've watched to look up information about how to find good poetry Great video and if I can manage to get through all the other stuff I have to read, I want to read these as well Subscribed
Comment from : @FlyingOverTr0ut

I Love Poetry! I always read lyrics to new albums as poems before I listen to the musicwhich is rather distracting once heardTed HughesWodwo what a book
Comment from : @ivywild628

What do you not like about Wordsworth the man?
Comment from : @aaronmadewell306

Hi I love poetry
Comment from : @MajesticSchool-kgms

Thank you
Comment from : @maurecerice8933

Thank you for great videos 🙏
Comment from : @cafepoem189

How to get into poetry SUFFERthat's how you get into poetry
Comment from : @josephnunes868

Absolutely love that you read my much beloved Everyman’s Library Pocket Poets which I started collecting in the mid nineties, also enjoyed seeing your books without their dust jackets! Books and Libraries is a favorite anthology in ELPP!
Comment from : @mteresavaldes2251

Watching your Podcast on beginners poetry and am stunned by your Passion for the subject matterSo much so that l went on amazon and ordered two of the books you recomendedBut alas,l'm 75yrs old and yet you give heart to start turning those pages brbr
Comment from : @johnford6967

It's pronounced "Yates" my man, not "Yeets" - on behalf of all Irish people 😂
Comment from : @dpacc88

Hi Benjamin,great content and really appreciate it big timeI have a little question that's troubled me for a very long timeI studied English as my second language and while I find it fairly comfortable to read good prose I struggle with poetry I ll read a poem and have no idea as to what it's aboutI havent found a reliable source online which has a good,in depth analysis or discussion about a good variety of poemsLike you suggested ,if I just pick up a text by Shelley or any of these I really struggleI cant make head or tail of itSuggestions??
Comment from : @amitazsidhu9896

Love your collection Ben You should do a little tour It looks like you have some amazing editions!
Comment from : @brockatgmail

What's your opinion On Edgar Allan Poe's Poems ? Is it good for a beginner?
Comment from : @tvmc9887

I think, apart from reading out loud, listening to audiobooks is also might be helpfulbrFrom recent personal experience: one friend of mine used to say she does not like poetry, that is until she somehow ended up reading Russian translation of Schiller's "Maria Stuart" while listening to the original in German (she knows a bit of German, but not enough to read complex texts) And now she won't stop talking about all of those German poets :D
Comment from : @Langermar

I like what you’re saying about Keats and even more so about Tennyson (my favourite) Looking forward to your podcast about “In Memoriam” In Memoriam with his many cantos just about the one lost love, but exciting and varied from the beginning to the end and as you say: reading loud makes the difference Shakespeare as well, his plays and his sonnets alike Yeats indeed, I love the Crazy Janes series so much and still don’t know why
Comment from : @exildoc

I found reading poets from the same region of myself very helpful when first getting into poetry, for example: Simon Armitage is from the same town as myself and Ted Hughes is from the next town along These voices have wrote about familiar landscapes and the nature that I often saw and experience around me Helps in relating Some of the big Romantic poets are also great starting points!
Comment from : @biscuitlane4945