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Needed a pick me up today and remembered that, by August, I will have 3 books published + 1 short story + over 60 fanfics written + nice hair
If you've written a book, fanfic, short story, poem, if you love your hair or outfit or pet, it's ok to celebrate these things right now!
Let’s get our children writing poetry - here’s our challenge - write a poem about Spring and submit it to us by the end of March and we’ll post our favourites on the site and give away some free copies too!
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3月22日(日)
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This panel I really like though. His speech here is based on a very resentful poem I wrote after a friend died. I was mad at my very high suicidal-friends count.
Obviously the context is different. I don't think the Priest is very mature. I do agree one should not falter.
“Sure as spring and swift as a river
she makes flowers bloom and evil cease;
as quickly she flees with nary a whisper
leaving only petals scattered in the breeze. “ 🍀
✏️Thank you @mantamasters for that beautiful poem! What song does this piece remind you of, mah dudes?
She's thinking of a poem
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@mostlysharks (My current fave poem, some photos from the @peabodyessex , and adorable drawing by @Invisichad 💙💙💙💙)
Illustration for the poem 'The Tale of the Golden Cockerel' by Alexander Pushkin, 1906 https://t.co/k9iTguzoma #ivanbilibin #bilibin
i noticed😳that there’s a lot of overlap between this piece and my blackout poem 😳😳😳🤔concerning the corrupt nature of aristocracy,, wonder if this is just a coincidence or if there’s any deep meaning in this ,,,,,,🤔
This beautiful illustration belongs to the film's poem sequence that we just can't stop talking about. Believe it or not, this specific scene has been in the books since last summer.
Hiroshige (I) , Utagawa (Japan 1797 - 1858), Five trout against a light blue background on which there is a poem about the trout in the Tama River 1830 - 1840, paper , mica . Rijksmuseum
Via Stephen Ellcock
that's one way to beat a dragon.
(read the poem here: https://t.co/ppmwJe9A2a)
@TDSB_FHMillerPS Gr 6 student Allison & Gr 5 student Leo collaborated on this poster for his classroom. He wrote the acrostic poem & they discussed a design that would best reflect the meaning. Allison used watercolour & acrylic paint. End result is stunning! @TDSB_GC @TDSB_Arts
There shines the moon, at noon of night -
Vision of glory - Dream of light!
Holy as heaven - undimmed and pure,
Looking down on the lonely moor -
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Poem: Emily Brontë: 6th March 1837
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Artwork: NightLeaves by EmilyInGondal