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そーちゃんを描きました\(^o^)/

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Somewhere within you...I have lost myself.
Carried you within me...to light my way.

♥️Beautiful Poem
♥️Beautiful moon child you

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and I will gauge the arc and I will not be stupidly frantic
and I will time my jump and— I’m just going to say
in the cool gloaming

it is not impossible that I will make the catch.

Mark Halliday
The Flower Thrower ~ Banksy

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I feel quite open now,
I sense only open air all around me

so come on, fling a Hail Mary
with a dream-coached combination of muscle and faith

thread

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るんちゃん!\(^o^)/

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Blake’s Ghost is the subject of the whimsical FLEA IN JIMINY MASK (note background that mirror’s Blake’s painting), but a sinister connection is hidden in THE FLEA, a two-page prose poem, where Disney character is revealed as monstrous apparition for a generation later... 3/6

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True friends are never apart. Maybe in distance but never heart.

A painting and a poem! How great is that?!

📸 and

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The talking parrot and the daintily singing canary.
Copper etching by Martin Engelbrecht. With a rhyming poem about the subject matter. Original hand coloring. Augsburg, ca. 1730. https://t.co/DhtOxFqH4b

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Onomatopoeia Poem

Bop!
Zing!
Pow!
Wham Bang Bing

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Revisiting Caliban (he/him pronouns, girl). He's essentially fae cyborg who used to be a room sized biomech computer but was freed and given a body. Technically a clone of Oberon but idolizes his grandmother Queen Mab. He tends to talk in repetitive freeform poem run on sentences

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A Love Poem to Skadi【致斯卡提的情诗】is now live! Good luck ✨

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WATCH: Baobab Studio’s ‘Namoo’ Teaser Trailer: Directed by Erik Oh and inspired by his grandfather, the studio’s new immersive animated film premieres today at the Sundance Film Festival; the narrative poem thoughtfully reflects on the meaningful moments… https://t.co/M2kMxDkUtZ

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FAE FASHION Queen Mab is usually pictured in white as if dressed for the bridal, inspired by Shelley's Queen Mab poem, 1813 & Drayton's Nimphidia, 1627 🎨Maybank, 1906, Smedberg, 1907; Henry Meynell Rheam, 1908

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Portrait of Paolo Morigia, c. 1592-95.

By Fede Galizia, c. 1578– c. 1630
(Pinacoteca Ambrosiana,

She's made a feature of his spectacles, reflecting the room they are sitting in. Morigia, for his part, is writing a poem about the picture she's painting.

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IUFANART
"I bet you have no idea Written for you,
who hasn't fully bloomed, A bygone love poem"

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