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'In the darkest depths of dream time
The mind does start to play
I can't get any peace while I'm awake
It's better off this way (...)'
Poem by Steph Bell 🕷️

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2020-11-06

What would you do if you found a pen? Write a poem of course!
The deadline for submissions and votes is November 12th, 11:59 PM PST. Enter now: https://t.co/e7KBKUPGgV
Art by p7779990523⁠

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2020-11-06

I find the OST perfect for drawing. Especially the poem writing theme. There's something wrong with me?

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2020-11-06

"Martin Impey has created a book of great poignancy. His visual interpretation of Wilfred Owen's 'Dulce et Decorum Est' is rich, lively, and sensitive to the poem"
Alexandra Walton - Curator WW1 Art -Imperial War Museums

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2020-11-06

Beta-Beowolf was made sometime during July 2019 and was very different from their current form. I can’t think of any inspirations right now. Uh- if it wasn’t obvious, their name is from the poem Beowulf. https://t.co/lO2eGiKXr1

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2020-11-05

Sappho was considered one of the greatest poets of the classical world. Here, she reads a poem to Atthis, one of her many lovers, and to whom she wrote particularly beautiful and tender poems. A painting of queer love in the ancient world.
https://t.co/0WuIpk7lTv

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2020-11-05

As the weather gets chillier, it's a great time to snuggle up with family! This poem from the latest issue of LADYBUG Magazine was written by Neil Levin and illustrated by Holly Berry!
Discover LADYBUG, a delightful magazine for children ages 3-6: https://t.co/HLskBnwAF6

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2020-11-04

New blog post: Imagination stretching exercise. Take the initials of your names and give yourself a new hobby.

E. M. Manicuring Elephants B.M. Bowling melons

Now write a poem about your hobby. Ideas & examples- https://t.co/1RVVTYZ9Sn

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2020-11-04

New Top post on furry_irl poem_irl by door_jpeg

Link to post: https://t.co/UmxUCgutDB

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2020-11-04

New blog post: Imagination stretching exercise. Take the initials of your names and give yourself a new hobby.

E. M. Manicuring Elephants B.M. Bowling melons

Now write a poem about your hobby. Ideas & examples- https://t.co/1RVVTYZ9Sn

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2020-11-03

Little piece I made and a poem that goes along with it. I hope you all like it and would like to know what you think about the piece.

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2020-11-03

"I wish to be a fish and go with the flow,
To be at the moment and keep learning to grow,
I hope I don't end up becoming a dish,
An item in a menu as a mouthful of delicious fish."

A random poem on a Monday morning. *Bow*

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2020-11-03

Monday writing exercise 20

Write a scene, a short story, poem or outline an idea based on the pictures.
I'm happy if anyone wants to join in.









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2020-11-03

Artist Ine Spee has a lot of images in her head that she wants to share with our writers. Her artwork of cuddling cats, giraffes, fall scenes and cupcakes will inspire your next poem!

https://t.co/eYalv7o48H

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2020-11-03

"WHAT I ALWAYS WANTED POETRY TO TELL ME">>> Read 's beautiful poem (a joyous explosion of feelings on sexuality, body image and how poetry can set you free) in full here:
https://t.co/knaO6JDNAo

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2020-11-02

“there are, on this planet alone, something like two
million naturally occurring sweet things”
I read this at the weekend & it gave me such comfort, so here’s a “good suit of feathers” & a beautiful poem for your Monday.
“I remember. My color's green. I'm spring.”

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2020-11-02

Weaving mythologies and fantasies, these two works evoke such mystery. Sylvia wrote this poem when she was just 25 while Rousseau painted this in his 60s.

"The Snake Charmer"
Henri Rousseau
1907
Oil on canvas
Paris, Orsay Museum

"Snake Charmer"
Sylvia Plath, 1957

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2020-11-01

Day 31
NINE YEARS AGO I wrote a poem about sea nymph Calypso entitled "Calypso: Love in Woe" but I had never finished it yet I'm gratified to finally make an artwork inspired by it!...

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2020-11-01