Strindberg Principle

Also Strindberg's Principle for the stringent syntax stasi (jkx)

~ imPRESSions ~

Reviews

[Zoe Richardson]

I'm guessing Strindberg was bipolar...if not, he certainly understood those of us who are. I live my life within these words. Glad to be sad, wicked and good, both wholly faithful and wholly rebellious. Thanks for your expression of the dichotomous existence!

[redd Brick Keshner]

Thanks kindly. He must've been, now that you mention it. Now there is a clarifying approach from your much appreciated words of review.

[Robert Haigh]

Strindberg was a strange fellow, yet a very gifted one. Sweden's version of William Blake in some ways, I suppose. With his mysticism and artistic gifts, he had much of interest to say. Strindberg and Blake are surely two of the most imaginative minds ever to be among us. Your poem stands as a worthy tribute to a remarkable man!

[redd Brick Keshner]

Glad to have met up with Strindberg as Blake is a favourite and an early influence during my prep school days.

[Ken e Bujold]

very very impressive. must admit other than the red room I haven't dabbled in his work. This is a full meal of a poem and makes me hungry for more, so i guess i shall be adding AS to list of to be digested

[redd Brick Keshner]

As with you my experience of Strindberg is limited but stumbled upon a few selections that gave a preview of part of his thought process on poetry.