(from Alfred Lord Tennyson’s “The Lady of Shalott”) I am in love with the font!
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Libraryland: "How to Write a Poem: A Poem" by Hans Ostrom
First, clear the area of critics.
Next, grab an image or a supple
length of language and get going.
It’s all you now. Mumble, sing,
murmur, rage, rumble, mock,
quote, mimic, denounce, tell,
tease. Recall, refuse, regret,
reject. Dive, if you dare, into
psychic murk. Down there grab
the slick…
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- The Perks of Being A Wallflower. (via brittaneyyyy)
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