A Quiet Journey through Literary Depths
I Too by Langston Hughes analysis, A Poem That Doesn’t Shout, Just Smiles and Waits for Justice to Show Up Late ABS Believes:Sometimes protest doesn’t roar. It hums in a kitchen, grows in silence, and shows up shining.Poetic resistance can come in five lines and still steal the scene. Langston Hughes: The Quiet Thunder of […]
A Poem Where Death Picks You Up Like a Gentleman and Drives You to Eternity (Very Slowly) ABS Believes:Death doesn’t always knock. Sometimes he arrives in a buggy and waits politely.In Dickinson’s world, mortality was not a monster—but more of a misunderstood Uber driver. Emily Dickinson: Poet in Slippers, Queen of the Quiet Dismantling Emily
Why That Yellow Wood Might’ve Just Been a Metaphor for the Breakfast Menu ABS Believes:Sometimes, poetry doesn’t show us the path—it mocks us for needing one.Frost wasn’t offering wisdom. He was documenting human confusion in verse. Robert Frost: The Quiet Flirt with Regret Robert Frost: the poet who made nature broody and roads metaphorical before
Lyric-Scroll 002 : The Road Not Taken: When Frost Made Indecision Sound Like Philosophy Read More »