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Tag Archives: memory
Feel Better, Feel Good: Memorize a Poem
Memorizing poems is a fun and satisfying thing to do. It stimulates my brain, warms my heart, and sometimes makes me laugh. Learning and knowing poems also brings me emotional and psychological benefits. It gives me a sense of accomplishment … Continue reading
Posted in Poem Memorizing Tips and Articles
Tagged depression, emotional health, memorizing, memory, poem, poetry
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That Tangy, Earthy, Greenish Fragrance
Got back from running errands Saturday morning to find the lawn people cutting the yard at our apartment complex. Grass and me go back a long, long way; we’ve been associates for many years. I played on neatly manicured lawns for what … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Garden: A Love Story
Tagged clipping, lawns, memory, mowing, new-mown grass, olfactory, remembrance, yard
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Poem Memorization Tip Number Nine
I’m working on the poem, To A Friend Whose Work Has Come to Nothing by William Butler Yeats. Here’s what I’ve memorized so far: Now all the truth is out, Be secret and take defeat From any brazen throat, For … Continue reading
Posted in Poem Memorizing Tips and Articles
Tagged memorizing poems, memory, poems, poetry
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