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While out walking this Halloween I came up with a little poem about a hedgehog witch and the things she might busy herself with of an evening. It's up on my instagram highlights with some of my scribbles, if that sounds like something you might enjoy: https://t.co/RaPouzU8Uc

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I've gone the extra mile and have shown my deepest and truest love for Meatclock by painting a picture of it, writing a poem for it, and drawing concept art of me showing it to my cat. I hope this is worthy for the grand Meatclock...

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A Poem from 1780

“At eve, the primrose path along,
The milkmaid shortens with a song
Her solitary way;
She sees the fairies with their queen
Trip hand-in-hand the circled green,
And hears them raise, at times unseen,
The ear-enchanting lay.”
By Rev. John Logan

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poem&image(Bob Dylan)

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This is ‘The Blue Room.’ Noel’s inspired by this painting in our book refers to a ‘winter of few words’. Window in ‘In the Pause of Passing’ have a poem by Noel to accompany them and the landscapes have a quote.

The Blue Room >> https://t.co/WrlzLVEumw

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It's a poem about... Poems!

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What echoes in the mind scattered on the page
Lingering as it convey a message
What does it mean? The words do not tell the intention
Perhaps it is all but for naught?

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My latest book is a lovely rescue story with audio and about a Seal, Sea Turtle & Whale. A great way to educate young children on such an important topic.

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Daily - Day 12-10-18
Here's an illustrated tribute to poet (Dec 10, 1830 – May 15, 1886) for her 188th birthday, inspired by her short lyric poem -
I'm Nobody! Who are you?
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This is the prince who travelled from a far country that he might place his crown at the feet of that wayward who is seen seated upon her throne, a toadstool. by Richard Doyle by William Allingham 1875

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Where can you read a poem by a Nobelaureate, an interview with a journalist under 24-hour police protection after her exposé of the mafia, and reporting on the PBS controversy? 's magazine, of course! Check out our profile to learn more: https://t.co/vT9OqnIi2K

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Sunday Funday! An Art Goddess HOLIDAY OFFER: spend at least $500 at Quent Cordair Fine Art today & receive a free "Evening Tree" poem print by Quent Cordair value $95. Keep it for yourself or give it as a gift. We promise not to tell. Visit https://t.co/fkzJK6Ic1i

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This is the full artwork of my christmas card for the
And the lovlely Amps made the cute poem for the card 💕 do check out her writing, she is amazing~! TwT https://t.co/1PjAcMtbGn

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November slipped by & I never formally thanked for working with me & this poem as well as for homing it ♡ "Our postmortem" resides in 's Nov issue & I am forever grateful~*

https://t.co/oxNwsH1iCt

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William Blake was born 1757. These illustrations by Blake are for the poem “The Grave” by Scottish poet Robert Blair—one of the so-called Graveyard Poets.

The Skeleton Reanimated
The Gambols of Ghosts
Death’s Door
By an Open Grave

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Good luck with the poem<3

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Everyone who orders a copy of my Goblin Market book will get a free set of Goblin Market prints. Today is the last day for this offer! See my profile for link to my Etsy shop.
https://t.co/a7pWWnWo9F

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Shopping bags, bottles and drinking straws
Deadly pollution and plastic is the cause
Plastic in the rivers, canals and oceans
Mixing together like toxic potions

View the full in our https://t.co/807loUN29O

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Bigass Art Dump - Day 82
"Roses of Dread" (October 2009)

This had a poem with it, but it won't fit on Twitter lol

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