Words
Sometimes it's just the way a mixbag of words are strung together.
To read a poem.
Be fascinated by the imagery. Or fall into the hypnotic rhythm of an iambic pentameter. The tone of which seldom you hear in time.
To read a poem.
Be fascinated by the imagery. Or fall into the hypnotic rhythm of an iambic pentameter. The tone of which seldom you hear in time.
Nature doesn't fool around just being decorative.
I second that opinion. Attraction in nature happens for a reason. Nature has no room for vanity.
Letters from Iceland is a travelogue written in poetry and prose by Auden and MacNeice. (not Spender or Isherwood, surprise surprise!)
Homosexuality does create a grievous effect on word play. Wystan Hugh Auden - Hush, unWanted gAy
Letters from Iceland is a travelogue written in poetry and prose by Auden and MacNeice. (not Spender or Isherwood, surprise surprise!)
Homosexuality does create a grievous effect on word play. Wystan Hugh Auden - Hush, unWanted gAy
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