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#goodbadpoems We currently have over 12,000 poems & 3,500 poets/translators/illustrators from 20 British long-Victorian periodicals. We're also encoding a sample set of poems to track any changes over time. Stay tuned!#biggerVictoriansHvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi -
This week & next the wonderful students from
@alisonfchapman's "In the Archives"@UVicEnglish Victorian class will encode poems from 1890 Woman's World for DVPP!@UVicSC has the magazine's monthly parts from Oscar Wilde's editorship..& all the vols!#Victorian#VictorianPoetrypic.twitter.com/RGlvhOq5S6
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A good day to remember that the Victorians loved
#European languages! 1,529 translations in our poetry index, incl. from Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Old Norse, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian, Sicilian, Spanish, & Swedish.Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi -
Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry proslijedio/la je Tweet
@poetry_digital@VictorianWeb@jimmussell - have y’all seen this tool for searching newspapers??https://twitter.com/LC_Labs/status/1222943307363311616 …
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1,527 illustrated poems so far in the digital index! We're working on figure descriptions & keywords for all illustrated poems....in other words, a searchable guide to Victorian poetry's visual world! (Below: an illustration sampler)
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Introducing Victorian Scottish working-class poet Effie Williamson (E. W., or Effie) (1815-1882), Galashiels factory weaver & prolific periodical poet. These poems are from *Chambers's Journal* (1879 & 1883). Check out their shared Spanish sestets!
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Our final
#BurnsNight2020 poem: the heartbreaking "Song (The gloomy night is gathering fast)" (*Penny Magazine*, 8 Sept 1832). Farewell, my friends! Farewell, my foes! My peace with these, my love with those- The bursting tears my heart declare; Farewell, the bonny banks of Ayr.pic.twitter.com/f1iqZc2JiM
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Our third
#BurnsNight2020 poem: "O gin My Love were yon Red Rose," with music by W. Augustus Barratt (*Victorian Magazine* Nov 1892). Burns has become cherubic!#Victorian#VictorianPoetry#BurnsNightpic.twitter.com/g3tDut8XeQ
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#BurnsNight2020: The start of W. Augustus Barratt's setting of Burns's "The Posie," illustrated (probably) by G. H. Edwards (*Victorian Magazine* Aug 1892). Robert Burns transformed into middle-class parlour music suitable for female magazine readers to play & sing.#Victorianpic.twitter.com/wR6goeDjYS
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#BurnsNight2020! We provide the sheet music, you the haggis & a wee dream. Robert Burns, "The Winter it is Past," set to music by W. Augustus Barratt, & illustrated probably by G. H. Edwards (*Victorian Magazine* July 1892).#VictorianPoetry#Victorianpic.twitter.com/XmwOCToCI7
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Our digital index of Victorian periodical poetry has 4 poems by Burns
We’ll share them tomorrow for #BurnsNight. Prepare yourself a wee dram in readiness!Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi -
Our Victorian periodical poetry digital index currently includes 11 homages to Robert Burns
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#BurnsNight2020: a poetic homage by Helen K. Wilson, a Glasgow#Victorian poet who lived in a very modest flat with her mother at 3 Elmbank St & was a prolific periodical poet. This poem describes the "thrill" of holding a scrap of paper with Burns's writing.pic.twitter.com/62XG52rARE
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New feature on the beta web application: facsimile browser! Located on the poem search page, the browser will allow users to scroll through and rotate multiple poems and illustrations grouped by periodical.
#VictorianPoetry#victorian#DigitalHumanitiespic.twitter.com/G0AUaWypnO
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#GoodBadPoem: Florence Wilson's "Dreams" ( 1850 Keepsake). This achingly conventional poem in a luxurious annual is fascinating for the poet's life: governess in St. Petersburg, shipwreck survivor, Canadian emigrant, saloon owner.#NotYourUsualPoet#VictorianPoetry#Victorianpic.twitter.com/KKU0r1FaPz
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Today's
#GoodBadPoem is a Victorian magazine reader's lament about their rejected poetry that ends up celebrating (ahem) roaring poetic success. Delightful doggerel from the *Atalanta* Brown Owl column (Nov 1889) by the unknown poet "Busy-Body."#VictorianPoetry#Victorianpic.twitter.com/iIauFOLhWC
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Today's
#GoodBadPoem offers you terrible poetry with a knowing wink. How DO you rhyme "bicycle" when the "Two-Wheeled Steed" seemed so modern? This poem was published in *Chambers's Journal* on 4 June 1870 & it's one of the DVPP team favourites.#VictorianPoetry#Victorianpic.twitter.com/sTDx9qQptB
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Reissuing for an earlier crowd.https://twitter.com/poetry_digital/status/1216927919861157889 …
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Please enjoy today's
#GoodBadPoem: Thomas Powell's "All Things Perish Save Virtue" (Chambers's Edinburgh Journal 3 Dec 1842). Powell was a literary forger. His insistently moral poem quotes & heavily borrows from Herbert. What a final rhyme!#Victorian Poetry#Victorianpic.twitter.com/kMcsBiXgRX
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A fabulous
#GoodBadPoem: Elizabeth Addey's unsigned "Long Ago" from Dickens's Household Words (20 Nov 1858). Oh, that amazing repetitiveness! O, the relentless rhyme! O, the Tennysonian open vowels! The wondrous poetessy posing gushiness!#VictorianPoetry#Victorianpic.twitter.com/6ilPHeUsXe
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This week we give a preview of "Five Worst Victorian Poems": my
@UVicHumanities literacy week podcast with@jmhuculak. There are many terrific Victorian poems in the DVPP digital index, but the very bad ones deserve special attention!#Victorian#VictorianPoetry#UVicHvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi
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