• The InVerse Theology Project

  • Written by: T. M. Moore
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The InVerse Theology Project

Written by: T. M. Moore
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  • A spiritual fellowship in the Celtic Christian tradition for pastors interested in Celtic Christianity, and featuring the writings of T. M. Moore.
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  • InVerse 154 - IVT Explained, Part 11 (The Verse Essay)

    InVerse 154 - IVT Explained, Part 11 (The Verse Essay)
    Dec 30 2024

    To many readers, poetry represents a kind of mysticism. We know the poet is trying to say something, but we’re not quite sure what it is. Perhaps he’s just inviting us to have some sort of inward and personal encounter with his words, to lead us in making our own poem out of the lines, images, structure, form, and all the rest he supplies?
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    16 mins
  • InVerse 153 - IVT Explained, Part 10 (Baubles, Bangles, Bright Shiny Beads)

    InVerse 153 - IVT Explained, Part 10 (Baubles, Bangles, Bright Shiny Beads)
    Dec 26 2024

    We have seen that among the aspects of a work of literature which identify it as poetry are a certain employment of form, rhythm, rhyme, and image.
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    10 mins
  • InVerse 152 - IVT Explained, Part 9 (Image and Rhyme)

    InVerse 152 - IVT Explained, Part 9 (Image and Rhyme)
    Jul 22 2024

    The heavy lifting of poetry is by the images poets choose to convey meaning and experience, together with the rhyme schemes they adopt to add musicality to the verse. Images can be of various kinds, as also can rhymes. Images and rhyme are the muscle and flesh of a poem.

    Images come into play when poets use one thing to stand for another. Images are primarily of two sorts, metaphors and similes, which are simply metaphors introduced by “like” or “as”. In a metaphor a poet gives us something familiar to help us understand and experience something less familiar. A good image can make a lasting impression and convey a deeply meaningful experience.

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    14 mins

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