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For giving a boost to Paul Robert Mullen and his poem from our ‘Divine Darkness’ edition. Artwork by the uber-talented

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I feel you, as if every inch of my skin knew you, and I knew that your arrival sooner than later will be a fact https://t.co/wvSPaNaxvT

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War, Poem, Pain. These are the three primevals that govern the thoughts of man. The anti-idyllic forces that have existed since the beginning of time itself. These forces rule, unseen, over the world of Daigabora.

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Warming the heart, mind and body ... Neil Gaiman s his poem for refugees - inspired by 1,000 replies to his Twitter request to share memories and meanings of warmth https://t.co/GPZUjztUu9

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What are you having for Sunday lunch today? This Sleepy Giant likes to munch eels! He features in the poem from our latest issue with fabulous, fun illustrations from Brian Fitzgerald. Get a copy from our shop here:
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a birthday present for a dear friend, based on her shade/orlando fanfiction, "the colour of knowledge": https://t.co/xI0gdYl9R8
text is the poem "the old astronomer to his pupil" 🌠

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"Skimble Scamble" illustration for week 2 of Inspired by wonderful poem!

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In what ways do you use the word "fuck"?

Tell me, but replace "fuck" with "love"

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" I don't care who I lose anymore, as long as I don't lose myself again, I'm good. Sometimes you don't get closure, you just move on."

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OK it is done. Look for this illustration in the February 27th update over , and be sure to read The Sandstone Bird if you haven't. It's a poem/story about a sorceress who conjures an ancient bird from a fossil footprint. Thanks to for commissioning it

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Beyond this, the only link to anything in real life that this entity has, is that of the nursery rhyme 'There Was a Crooked Man'.

The film makes some changes to the lines of this poem, but the metaphors are very similar.

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"In these drawings, my hands are dreaming." noted Man Ray when he described his pen and ink drawings. Intrigued by his friend's haunting compositions, Paul Eluard wrote a poem to accompany each drawing. The result was the book Les Mains Libres (Free Hands) published in 1937.

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Deadline Jan 15: Poem Contest; submit 1-5 poems to win $400, five copies of the issue you appear in, and the opportunity to participate in a standout interview about your work | https://t.co/clnxjSz2aO with

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