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March 5, 1846: Rob Morris was initiated an Entered Apprentice in Oxford Lodge No. 33 in Mississippi.
Portrait by Travis Simpkins
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2021-03-06

A gift art for my friend !! This is of their character named Poet!

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2021-03-05

The Sufi poet Rumi wrote ‘What you seek is seeking you’ & that is a truth; On my journey I sought the most perfect project that was all that I wished for, my quest led me to the protocol of perfection https://t.co/o5UrFG5flW $XEP i won’t forget💙

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2021-03-05

Ginormous hugs 🤗
Another Happy Birthday 🎁🎊🎈🎉 wish from me my friend 💞💝💞
I gave you my birthday wishes on another social media space 💞💜💞
Have a wonderful year of dreams come true dearest Neel ~ poet friend 🍃🌸🍃
merry Thursday 🌸
It looks like springtime finally🙏🥰🤗

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2021-03-05

is a poet and hero in myth who spent 300 years in the Land of Youth.

This place - Tir nan Og - is a land of unceasing delight, of flowers, treasures, honey and wine, of sweet harpers and eternal summer .

Image: François Gérard

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2021-03-05

This week's is a portrait of English poet & writer Elizabeth Carter. Painted by Dundee’s Katherine Read, first Scottish woman to pursue professional training as an artist. In the collection of

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2021-03-04

'O pang-dowered Poet, whose reverberant lips
And heart-strung lyre awoke the Moon’s eclipse'

Dante Gabriel Rossetti goes the full John Keats in his 'Writ in Water' sonnet.

Dr Dinah Roe reads & discusses the poem on the K-S Prize Podcast: https://t.co/2bA4R8hVnp

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2021-03-04

Fables Composed by 17th Century Writer and Poet Jean de La Fontaine Were Inspired by
Jean Fontaine Wrote "I Must Acknowledge That I Owe The Greatest Part to Pilpay, The Sage."

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2021-03-04

🖌 ART ACTIVITY: Interior spaces! You can create any room you want - a bedroom, a hall, a shed.

Activity guide: https://t.co/bMC3DSPCeb

📋 Viktor Pivovarov, "Poet in a Snowed-in City (Room)," 1997. Amy Lilienfeld, "Toolshed, Fayette, Iowa," 1983. Kate Kwasneski, interior scene.

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2021-03-04

My writer/author website launches THIS FRIDAY yall. Hope you check it out. It will connect to and my horror/sci-fi/fantasy site PENDULUM HEART. I will also be dropping some news on my new self-published/creator owned series THE LUNATIC, THE LOVER, & THE POET there.

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2021-03-03

Bravo!

You've just won a poetry writing contest! 🙂

AND... *drumroll*... your prize is none other than a choice of 4 black t-shirts, each featuring an image of a Romantic poet chap on its front!

But which one do you go for? 🤔

A: Keats B: Shelley
C: Blake D: Byron

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2021-03-03

celebrating the life and work of poet Gerald Locklin, who passed away recently. https://t.co/ArnsJJSLUr

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2021-03-03

Pigero Poet from Ether saga Online 😊

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2021-03-02

A poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet, Jia Zhi.
It expresses the melancholy of spring through the beauty of the flowers.

賈至「春思」

草色靑靑柳色黄
桃花歷亂李花香
東風不爲吹愁去
春日偏能惹恨長

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2021-03-02

"Open your eyes at last and see... now I will open the book of the world for you, there are no words in it, just pictures"

Expressionist artist, poet, & playwright Oskar Kokoschka was born 1886 in Pöchlarn, Austria

🖼️ "Bride of the Wind" (Die Windsbraut, 1913)

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2021-03-01

The Poet: Your sentimental, lyrical and passionate side.

Based on the fictional character Werther from Goethe's epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther".

Created by the incredibly talented for

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2021-03-01

⁣⁣Personaje!: Hiyori Iki !⠀⠀⠀⠀
Anime: Noragami⠀

frase aportada por .poet⠀⠀

👉Recordá que podés pedir el personaje que quieras participando del Sorteo semanal de PJs! Tenes la consigna en las historias, o entrando a nuestro perfil y … https://t.co/C6xeI0oTSr

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2021-02-28

“You may call the people a mob, but do not forget that a mob too often speaks the sentiments of the people.”

1812, poet Lord Byron defended Luddite violence in his first address as a member of the House of Lords. Read the full speech here: https://t.co/wrNpkyB1a6…

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2021-02-27