Ducks, Cats, Fish and Dogs...

[listen_to_teeth]

I must say I really enjoyed lecture this week for the simple fact we were introduced to FW Harvey's "Ducks." A huge part of this was because I actually understood it from a first reading, but also because of the delightfulness of it. I love the way Harvey incorporates his feelings and ideas in such a simple, clear and accessible way. When he writes

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[ofcatslives]

And I write long posts?

[may_posa1]

Did she say that you did or areyou joking?

[ofcatslives]

Yes. In the past, Lisa has said that my posts are too long. I would argue that Lisa's posts are just as long.

Janice

Fishie Fishie

[may_posa1]

I think I actually stumbled upon that fish poem that you posted above, was it in the Norton? I don't recall. But I ended up not posting it because as you have already said, it hints at larger topics like death, suiting for this week I suppose. I really enjoy that poem though, but maybe that is because I enjoy fish, not strictly the taste of them but everything about them, their strength, their form, they are a beauty to watch and marvel at. Yeah I'm from BC, can you really tell? Have agood one,
-Lesley-Anne

[tricia_stewart]

Hi Lisa, that was a really good post. I liked how you mixed the poetical analysis with a bit of personal information. I also loved The Cat(II), being a cat person myself, I thought it was beautiful. The way the words sound out-loud and the obvious love the poet has for cats. Great pick,

-Tricia

Where are you?

[may_posa1]

Hello, this is a little heads up on the course, where are you? You havent posted in forever, do it!
-Lesley-Anne