Words into Waves
Shane the Poet | Only Anthem
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Themes Communication and Miscommunication: The poem repeatedly references the need to talk and understand, highlighting the difficulties and frustrations in achieving clear communication. Phrases like “constipation of conceptual understanding” and “wires crossed” suggest a struggle to connect meaningfully. Technology and Human Interaction: The use of technological metaphors, such as “silicone lies,” “chips,” “routers,” and “zeros…
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The poem “Unsay” explores the idea of unspeaking, undoing, and unmaking. It delves into the emotions associated with unspoken words, missed opportunities, and the pain of unfulfilled promises. The speaker reflects on moments when words were exchanged, yet their true meaning remained unexpressed. The imagery of crashing worlds, missed flights, and beautiful tears underscores the…
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If You’re Reading This Is it too much to say to an audience of one That nobody is listening anymore? That the abandoned buildings came When nobody left Skylines started falling, But the frame work stayed in place Approaching standards We all got carried away If this is all the work of the devil Why…
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Have you ever heard the legend of Tukuturi? The poem opens with a sense of anonymity and invisibility: “You all stood there, unnoticed.” The speaker observes others, perhaps feeling like an outsider. As time passes, they become part of the earth, blending into the landscape. The central theme revolves around difference and acceptance. The speaker…
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