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I’ve no more space in my brain for words and lines and pages so I’m going to store some here. I hope you can enjoy them too ♥️
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Mourning Rose
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Mourning Rose
@mourningrose
Aspirant writer. Here for prose, poetry, etymology, linguistics, anything at all to do with words. Obsessive over horror, metre and allusion. #1 Keats fan.
The Library Katılım Ağustos 2024
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@phillipcrymble ‘And whip him down the street, but gently, home’ is such a line
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Unconscionable to let the great Donald Justice’s centenary pass without posting a poem. This paean to childhood from his debut collection seems only fitting.
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i finished la divina commedia in the original italian, it probably actually hindered my fluency but was a lot of fun
would not recommend
onto smaller books :)
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kinda how it feels to try and be well read
Kayuin🦭👽🛸@KayuinS
you ever think about how daunting its gonna be to get into music in like 500 years
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also while i’m here i’ve almost finished that tome i was talking about,,, italian is hard
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oomfs when i talk about a zebra crossing THIS IS WHAT I MEAN!!!
ESC Tom@EurovisionTom
In Switzerland 🇨🇭 , everyone stops for you any time you get close to one of these walkways, its 🤯 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
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I read Mary Shelley’s ‘Transformation’ because my mind is rotted by short form content and it was very charming and now I will be reading the largest tome I can find :)
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sorry guys i spent two months reading fanfic and learning to play chess (i still suck) i’ll get back to books now :P
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funny but makes me wonder what kind of phrase or word transcends the language barrier without being a cognate, like how else would you
ray@thegrumweld
tweet says "sean baker es un stupido" and americans are like "wait... my sixth sense... how do i know what... this says..?"
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@winterduck04 Yea The Waste Land and Portrait of a Lady are masterpieces, I hope you find some more you like!
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@mourningrose eeeeeee, the only one i like so far is the long The Waste Land, his shorter ones haven’t grabbed me as much ☹️
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Would you guys call me stupid if I said An Apple in the Dark was making my brain hurt a bit and I need a short break on another book…
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@shainreads currently reading but it’s just which title im telling hot smart people about to impress them 🤫
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when i make a booktok this is exactly how i'm going to post (idek how to read)
aurea!@wldflowerbooks
the way you can tell he’s just using the book as a prop is sending me
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@astersbookshelf it’s a lyrical ballad, so wouldn’t take particularly long at all to read
coleridge is a brilliant and frenzied writer and it has the repressed lesbian vampirism to rival carmilla, with a bit more of a fairy-tale plot—id recommend wholeheartedly ♥️
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the category is "i wasn't the person i am before i read this book" (and the few retellings i like)
Winter 🏹@winterduck04
the category is "i'm wasn't the person i am before i read this book"
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i went back and bought a black pair of these too as a post-interview treat 😇
samhain 🍂@ferawynslibrary
showing off the cargos i found in h&m (thank you @cerealisbetter2 )
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I will soldier through the last stages of my sniffles which, in comparison to these literary examples, seems light. Afterwards, I hope you and I will pursue our many unknown follies with hunger :))))
#booktwt #books #literature
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The speaker leaves the café and chases him across a dark, amorphous and inaccurate London until early morning. It shows the body instantly rushing to injure itself after it’s unleashed from its ailment; so silly and so human to use one’s newfound clarity to find a new weakness.
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After quite a horrid ailment halted my productivity for the last week, I’ve thought over how often convalescence crops up in literature, especially of the late 19th century. Bleak House, The Moonstone, Il Piacere (GOAT), it often facilitates incredible personal growth:
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