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150 Most Famous Poems Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, William Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman and many more

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Rotten Mango

It was the first book published by Vladimir Nabokov, when he was a teenager. A teacher's cousin told the author's father that he would never be a writer, but he went on to become a very successful author.

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He wrote his first book ever called Poems when he was a teenager.

— Episode: #133: The 12 Year Old “Temptress”

Episode: #133: The 12 Year Old “Temptress”

It was the first book published by Vladimir Nabokov, when he was a teenager. A teacher's cousin told the author's father that he would never be a writer, but he went on to become a very successful author.

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He wrote his first book ever called Poems when he was a teenager.

And one of the teachers that read it, well their cousin, the teacher's cousin is like a world-renowned poet, went up to Vladimir's dad and said, please tell your son that he will never be a writer.

Behind the Bastards

The book of poems by Thomas Overbury, published in 1616, was mentioned as a source that detailed the habits of an errant horse courser, which included the practice of feeding horses with live eels.

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And it included an array of poetic character character sketches of like unsavory types of people written by various anonymous authors one of these poems excellent Excellent One of these poems details...

— Episode: The Ballad of Eel Horse

Episode: The Ballad of Eel Horse

The book of poems by Thomas Overbury, published in 1616, was mentioned as a source that detailed the habits of an errant horse courser, which included the practice of feeding horses with live eels.

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And it included an array of poetic character character sketches of like unsavory types of people written by various anonymous authors one of these poems excellent Excellent One of these poems details the characteristics of an inerrant horse courser And noted that among other unsavory habits The man knows how to cover up diseases and defects of all sorts for pounding his horses arse with quicksilver And giving him suppositories of live eels.

Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus

In the episode, Julia referenced the book while recounting how her mother, a writer and poet, released her first poetry collection later in life. She highlighted the title as an example of a broad anthology that showcases famous poems, suggesting it could be a useful resource for readers interested in classic poetry. The discussion was brief and informal, indicating a casual mention rather than a strong endorsement.

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