There's a very easy segue into metaphysics from here, but I'll leave that for another time lol

Look at the emphasis on doorways and portals.

Interesting, huh?

Good point

@MountainMan I'm trying to understand the symbology of the fractal one above

The circle

Is that moon cycles?

Moon cycles. Centre is the sun

Nice

This pattern is common in a lot of muslim art

Btw is or has poetry been a big thing in the US?

Not since the Civil war

I see

In kurdish culture, poetry is huge, and pretty normal.

Even my uncle does it <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

I've no idea why thouhg

We have some interesting forms of poetry in English

Because of our sentence structures

I trained in reading kurdish by reading poems mostly, because of their ubandance. They're all really sad or about the love for community/parents/country

Or about love

Prose is a weird one that I don't think non native speakers can easily pick up on

Yeah we call it prosa in swedish

Normal here too

Oh okay

We learnt a little bit about it in swedish class

We learnt a bit about poetry and stuff in general

Like hexameter in roman or greek I dont really remember

I had a poem published in a book once lol

Totally forgot it

<:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

It was some compilation of student poems for 2010

Kurdish poems can translate pretty weird into english

here's one:

"I hold the pistol to my heart
My hand over a place in my mind
One two three
When I know you are here
The numbers reverse
Three two one
My finger loosens

Men
Always
Disturb my work"

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Hmm

Yeah, it's a little lost on me

@GeorgyBoyo Zoroaster-post or gtfo

some of the last words of a kurdish leader was a poem

give me a minute will see if I can find a translation

Not much of an art nigga myself

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5w_R3VeNIY