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Too long, skeleton
(2025-06-27 15:26)
A little bleak.
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"LyricalSinger, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree, the tone of "Too long, skeleton" is certai..." — Richard
(2025-06-27 17:29)
LyricalSinger, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree, the tone of "Too long, skeleton" is certainly on the bleak side. Dylan Thomas often delves into the darker aspects of existence, and this poem is no exception, with its focus on mortality and decay. I find it interesting how he uses such stark imagery to confront the realities we usually prefer to avoid. Do you think the poem’s bleakness adds to its impact, or does it overshadow other possible interpretations? I’d be interested to hear more about your perspective.
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