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[Understatement] 1. A disclosure or statement that is less than complete.2. Restraint or lack of emphasis in expression, as for rhetorical effect. 3. Restraint in artistic expression.
It all started in 98, when I built the labyrinth. The idea behind the labyrinth was to link word to word from one poem to another. The labyrinth is still a part of understatement.com, though it hasn't been updated since 1999. I received some requests for a poetry portal during this period, and started working on it during the spring of 2000. Since then understatement.com has become one of the largest poetry sites around. Without the great poets at understatement, that would never have been possible. I want to thank a lot of people, especially Charlotte
Noble and Kandi Horton. Charlotte is responsible for the quotes-pages. Kandi is
doing hard work making the discussions the place for poets to discuss
poetry. If you've got questions about the site, or you'd like to give us feedback, please use this form.. (Most read by 01.16.03) 1 Terry Young Jack Kerouac's Ghost 2 Dylan Thomas Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night 3 Terry Young Notes From the Village 4 Marco A.Annunziata Downtown's Drunken Serenity 5 Terry Young Drums of War 6 Marco A.Annunziata JAZZ 7 Marco A.Annunziata New York, New York 8 Bob Dylan Buckets of Rain 9 William C. Williams The Red Wheelbarrow 10 Bob Kaufman I Have Folded My Sorrows 11 Edgar Allen Poe The Raven 12 T.S.Eliot Rhapsody on a Windy Night 13 Leonard Cohen Famous Blue Raincoat 14 William Blake The Thyger 15 Kandi Horton As I Kneel 16 Pablo Neruda Saddest Poem 17 Tara-Jane H. Zuk Bus Station Cafe 18 Marco A.Annunziata Parisian Sketch (2) 19 Marco A.Annunziata Conversation, 122nd and Amsterdam 20 Marco A.Annunziata Busted Take care, Mr.P. |
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