The Rhyming Mind

Poetry has been praised, feared, footnoted, and force-fed to students for centuries. But here at The Rhyming Mind, we’re not reciting it reverently—we’re interrogating it like it owes us rent. These are not your classroom chalk-and-dust dissections. This is poetry in its full, chaotic glory: with stanzas under the scanner, similes in therapy, and metaphors stripped of their false modesty.

Lyric-Scroll 003: Dylan Thomas to Death: One Very Loud Refusal to Die Quietly

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Why “Going Gentle” Is for Lamps, Not Legends ABS Believes:Some poems whisper. This one punches.Because going gently is fine for fairy lights—not for fire-hearted poets. The Drama King of Doomsday Literature Dylan Thomas didn’t write poems. He detonated them. He wasn’t content with soft sighs or tragic acceptance—he wanted fireworks, echoes, and a baritone battle […]

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Lyric-Scroll 001. T.S. Eliot and The Waste Land: When Modernism Had a Meltdown in Five Acts

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Poetry, Prophets, and Post-War Panic—With Bonus Footnotes Nobody Asked For ABS Believes: Some poems whisper. This one throws a shattered mirror at you and dares you to find meaning in the reflection. T.S. Eliot — The Man  Who Made Confusion Profound (From mental fog to footnotes, and still somehow Nobel-worthy) Before there were lyrics about

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