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ah yes, the nazis were socialist... that's why the famous poem about nazis goes 'first they came for the socialists.'
♥️: basically I would tell ya the idea that I had in mind and you would turn it into a poem
And ofc if I post it I will give ya credit
I can pay with money or we could make an exchange where you will write for me this thingy and I will make a free full art for you like this:
🇮🇪 Our #TopTweetTuesday host for this week has just surfaced from a scuba expedition. Great to have award-winning Irish poet & Australia resident, @1annecasey. Prep up your poem for Tuesday and Anne & the poetry community will give you a boost Monday night to late Tuesday 🇦🇺
Deleted the old one because I changed some details and the color tone. Also there's a shitty poem I wrote with it. Enjoy.
Sammy Weaver’s poem, ‘Familiar Spirit’, is a visceral and spellbinding response to Rebecca Tamás’ collection of poems, WITCH.
Read @SammyWeaverPoem’s poem here: https://t.co/wQREIXbmA1
The Jackdaw! Famous in legends for its desire of shiny items and looking upon its own reflection. The Jackdaw of Rheims is a poem about a Jackdaw which steals a cardinal's ring and is made a saint.
NEW POST
I SWAM THROUGH REM
https://t.co/q2Ku8hFfT2
#poetry #poems #poem
Our final look at the new Storytime is a poem by Robert Louis Stevenson. As a child he was often confined to bed by illness. As relevant now as it ever was, The Land of Counterpane is about escaping a situation though the power of imagination, captured beautifully by Ramona Bruno
Today's funny poem for kids: Norman Norton's Nostrils by @mooseandmouse Colin West https://t.co/1DMd8nToAi #funny #poem #children
@TemblequeCRT @Havenlust @Spain_in_CH @CEFAPIT @Patimoma56 @BethFratesMD @Metroutil_ @PECSA_ @Nismar_OyP @viajesylugares_ Beautiful poem and photos thank you for sharing
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To be yourself in a world
that is constantly trying to make you something else
is the greatest accomplishment.
R. W. Emerson
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keep your heart & dreams
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"I handed each of them a feather, / assuring them the sky would be theirs / once they learned how to use it": from "100 Seconds to Midnight," a poem by @miketoddyoung / https://t.co/7yZKuRbEJL
We are so so close to finishing this WIP. Drew one of my favs. 💙❄️ #WritingCommunity #amwriting
He reminds me of the poem Spellbound by
Emily Brontë
The night is darkening round me,
The wild winds coldly blow;
But a tyrant spell has bound me
And I cannot, cannot go.
"I handed each of them a feather, / assuring them the sky would be theirs / once they learned how to use it": from "100 Seconds to Midnight," a poem by @miketoddyoung / https://t.co/afBRgSbdcj
Xiao Zhan, you really are my inspiration ❤️. I wrote another poem thanks to you. Last time, it was your new song that inspired me, now it's your new drawing. I admire and love you a lot❤️
https://t.co/iqikRPhBpc