Your analysis did superb justice to this incomprehensible poem, but Emily assured me that my mind is capable of understanding and for this, I thank her and you🧠🙌🏻🌷Good day🧚🏻♀️🧜🏻♀️🍀
Hi, Karen, your comment made me smile and brightened my day - please say hello to Emily for me. You clearly understand this poem! Karen, if you have any suggestions for what you would like to see in our videos, please let me know. Also, if you know anyone who would enjoy our videos, please share with them and ask them to subscribe. Good day to you too, Steve 👏😀
Thank you so much... I found this one from Emily Dickinson too. could you please explain this at some point. "The Brain, within it’s Groove Runs evenly - and true - But let a Splinter swerve - ’Twere easier for You - To put a Current back - When Floods have slit the Hills - And scooped a Turnpike for Themselves - And trodden out the Mills -"
@@writingwithsteve8233 that's awesome. I was looking for a poem about brain ,to include in my thesis, and that's how I found the one that you elaborated on. your explanation helped me to understand it well.
You're not greedy but enthusiastic. 😊 Thanks for supporting our channel. I've added it to our shooting schedule so be sure to keep checking and in the meantime please share details of our channel with everyone you think would find our content interesting and informative. Many thanks, Steve
The brain is wider, deeper. But if you put two brains side by side, one starts consuming the other. (All cult in this world is just that - one brain consuming the other). Even though each mind has its own deep thoughts, paint similar colour to their brains, the one other will absorb. (Give them flags) All brains that carry similar god weights will disagree each other.
Your analysis did superb justice to this incomprehensible poem, but Emily assured me that my mind is capable of understanding and for this, I thank her and you🧠🙌🏻🌷Good day🧚🏻♀️🧜🏻♀️🍀
Hi, Karen, your comment made me smile and brightened my day - please say hello to Emily for me. You clearly understand this poem! Karen, if you have any suggestions for what you would like to see in our videos, please let me know. Also, if you know anyone who would enjoy our videos, please share with them and ask them to subscribe. Good day to you too, Steve 👏😀
Thank you so much for this. I've learnt technical devices and more important why they are used. Many thanks Dr Steve
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot for this wonderful video ♥️This helped me a lot in my UG class💞Love from India♥️
Thank you so much🫂
Thank you for the video, it helped me a lot to understand the poem.
Thank you so much for this video! It helped me a lot with my college task. Greetings from Brazil!
With your explanation, I can understand the Emily Dickinson´s poem in depth. appreciated it, Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoyed every minute of your lecture.🙏
Many thanks, Steve
Dear Professor. Appreciated. Thank you.
You are very welcome
Thankyou so much for this lecture sir 🙏
Great!
Thank you so much... I found this one from Emily Dickinson too. could you please explain this at some point.
"The Brain, within it’s Groove
Runs evenly - and true -
But let a Splinter swerve -
’Twere easier for You -
To put a Current back -
When Floods have slit the Hills -
And scooped a Turnpike for Themselves -
And trodden out the Mills -"
Thank you for your kind feedback and for sharing the poem which I'll add to our list of future video explorations. Warm regards, Steve
@@writingwithsteve8233 that's awesome. I was looking for a poem about brain ,to include in my thesis, and that's how I found the one that you elaborated on. your explanation helped me to understand it well.
My sponge seems to be very picky with what information it absorbs.😄
I doubt that very much. Lovely to hear from you. Steve
Sir, I might seem a little greedy but please can you make a video lecture on 'Suburban sonnet' by Gwen Harwood also.I will be very grateful to you. 😊
You're not greedy but enthusiastic. 😊 Thanks for supporting our channel. I've added it to our shooting schedule so be sure to keep checking and in the meantime please share details of our channel with everyone you think would find our content interesting and informative. Many thanks, Steve
Yes, Sir I will for sure.
Which theory is applied in this poem Rationalism or Dualism ???
The brain is wider, deeper. But if you put two brains side by side, one starts consuming the other. (All cult in this world is just that - one brain consuming the other).
Even though each mind has its own deep thoughts, paint similar colour to their brains, the one other will absorb. (Give them flags)
All brains that carry similar god weights will disagree each other.