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keep asking myself who taught the lark to sing so euphoniously? Enjoy this little quartet titled ‘Four Birds’ by Patrick Kavanagh.
Portrait by Robert Ballagh.

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Courageously
Offering complete vulnerability
Expressing all of her heart
With an unedited voice
She neglected fragility
Found her inner strength
Freed her soul


Art by kellepics on https://t.co/jPk8ZrxxDg

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Toss a coin to your poet ~
O Valley of commissions~
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I mean, I make these? I made a book full of lil illustrations with poetry or quotes that I came up with. Happy to help another way though x

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Inside, drawing the outside, while the world is upside down...
P.S: Stay safe, stay at home. We are all in this together
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The Liverpool Poets (Adrian Henri; Roger McGough; Brian Patten) by Peter Edwards
oil on canvas, 1985

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Celebrating 🎉🎁🎊 our newest poet set to be published in the Summer issue coming July 31: JOHN GREY. His poem, "The Wolf Confesses" shines light on werewolves.

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We're rounding off our celebrations with some fantastic verse for teens - truly, there is some incredible stuff out there that you and your family will love exploring! https://t.co/voVo9lqXQC

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The Twain https://t.co/xWWVhBl0aE
'On the east coast facing east -
On a west coast facing west...' <

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It's Enjoy the whimsical shoe-inspired poem on this late 19th century lithograph by Kate Greenaway (1846 - 1910), an English painter & illustrator.

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Today is

"A poet should leave traces of his passage, not proofs.
Traces alone engender dreams."

- René Char, as quoted in The French-American Review (1976) by , p. 132.





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Thank you very much. Thanks for liking my poetry. Please would you be so kind to RT too?

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'In an old world garden dreaming
Where the flowers had human names,

Methought in fantastic seeming,
They disported as squires and dames.'

- The Old English Garden - A Floral Fantasy- illustrated by Walter Crane 🌿#WorldPoetryDay https://t.co/SrfPU7LeKw

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