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Day 17

rdeckerjr wrote 4 days ago: A thing of beauty is a joy forever: its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness.-J … more →

Tags: Quotes, $17, Day, decker, John, Ray

no gills wears leggings

bondi2610 wrote 5 days ago: lost 30 no gills wears leggings a keats no gills wears leggings, and exercise. exercise excessive. h … more →

Tags: gilgamesh, Hemingway, Tolstoy

Library snapshot on Friday

helen1950 wrote 1 week ago: Museums at Night: Poetry Night at MERL happened on Saturday I volunteered to man the a small selecti … more →

Tags: Photography, Poetry, Things that I do, Books and libraries, library snapshot, Library, museum, Iris Murdoch, Poets

The Forum at Keats House - April

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Tags: Poems, Events, Poets, Keats House

Wendy Waters

Jarrod Boyle wrote 1 week ago: Wendy Waters is the best unpublished writer I know. We met as a result of her commenting on a review … more →

Tags: Reading, Real Men, Wendy Waters, Virginia Woolf, Fields of Grace, catch the moon, mary, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, mills and boon

Rant & Reflections on MA3 comments

haydenwestfieldbell wrote 1 week ago: This one’s rather self-explanatory… I haven’t posted in a while because I’ve … more →

Tags: Misc, Reflection, Hayden, Postmodernism, Life, postmodern, Philosophy, Poetry, Work

From here... to eternity?

Marika wrote 1 week ago: Wivenhoe Town Council are about to bury a time capsule to mark the diamond jubilee of the Queen … more →

Tags: Babblings, Poetry, Community, time_capsule, Queen's_Jubilee, Grecian_Urn, pew_remnant

A Day in May

stew1e wrote 1 week ago: I heard the actor Samuel West reading Keats’s “Ode to a Nightingale” on Poetry Ple … more →

Tags: Poetry, Poem, Poets, great verses, Sickness

Beauty, truth and love

jimgthornton wrote 1 week ago: Amsterdam Letter by Jean Garrigue “The urn and the garland of leaves”, seen in a canal side sh … more →

Tags: Poetry, Juxtapositions, Poem, Jean Garrigue, Amsterdam, Ode On A Grecian Urn

"...a beakerful of the warm south",,,or chicken pie20 comments

Food,Photography & France wrote 1 week ago: “I believe for every drop of rain that falls….” crooned Frank. The proliferation o … more →

Tags: baking, cooking, Digital Photography, Food, Food and Photography, food photographer, France, Frank Sinatra, Photography

Elements of the Pastoral: They're Everywhere!

Ms North wrote 1 week ago: How now, rustics! Wither are you bound? It occurred to me about five minutes ago that you read a fai … more →

Tags: A2 English Literature Things, LITB4, The Winter's Tale, ode to autumn, Literature, Pastoral, LITB3, Thomas Hardy, LITB2

DAWKINS SAID SOMETHING ON THE RADIO

Joy & Ruin wrote 1 week ago: that Keats had cursed Newton for “shattering the rainbow”. but in fact, the explanation of prism … more →

Tags: Food for Thought, Poem, Poems, Poetry, prose 2, WorDs, Poetry, Nature, Plants

Butterfly Effects and Emerging Writers

Becadroit wrote 1 week ago: There is no such thing as an emerging butterfly. There are caterpillars and there are butterflies. I … more →

Tags: Stuff I Like, Writing #2, emerging writer, Homer, Shakespeare, Harper Lee, Hartley Coleridge, emerging writers

Romanticizing the Romantics and Byron's Don Juan1 comment

Talia wrote 2 weeks ago: Like many people, I am wont to heavily mythologize the Romantic poets. It’s difficult not to. … more →

Tags: Art, Literature, byron, shelley, Don Juan, romanticism

Rome Literary Inspiration

Penny wrote 2 weeks ago: Ciao a tutti! I have so much to tell you. I’ve been in Europe for the past couple of weeks and … more →

Tags: Rome, Italy, A day in the life., Travel, Photography, writing, Inspiration, Blogging, Cemeteries

Speaking in Tongues (Zadie Smith, 2009)

Thin Ghost wrote 2 weeks ago: “…many thousands of [British] men and women…have sloughed off their native dialects and acquir … more →

Tags: Education, Books, Words & Writing, essays, language, zadie smith, Barack Obama, Voice, Race

A New Continent of Form

hughieodomhnaill wrote 2 weeks ago: John Dillon St, 16th May, 2012 114 views to date.  114 times someone has looked at this blog.  It … more →

Tags: writing, blog-Form, literary experiment, self-promotion

Rich Roach's Keats CD~A Musical Delight~tracks added 5/27/122 comments

smzang wrote 2 weeks ago: We are so pleased and excited to be able to bring to you tracks from Rich’s new CD.  The title … more →

Tags: 1, Dailies, Music 2, Poetry, CD, Educator, ~Musician~, Poet, Rich Roach

Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time. - Thomas Merton

quietcassandra wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘There gathered round her every goddess, every Nereid that was in the deep salt sea. Glauce wa … more →

Tags: British Museum, Review, Sculpture, Art, ATHENS, Dorian Gray, Greece, nereids, Oscar Wilde


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