This Sometime Poet

orachesonopioggiaworld:

Felix Mas

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the-evil-clergyman:

Fireflies at Kinu River in Tennoji by Kobayashi Kiyochika (1880)

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thekimonogallery:

By Tsuchiya Koitsu, late 19th-early 20th century. Japan

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excitementshewrote:

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doyourememberrocknrollradio:

Rush - Red Sector A

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thissometimepoet:

Miss That Moment


I seem to always
miss that moment
in the morning
when the birds stop singing
and fly off to begin
their escapades
for the day
yet I keep imagining
meetings in some
not-so-distant park
where much is discussed
in hushed voices
among the leafy treetops
and fresh sheet music
is passed around and checked
for mistakes or errors.

fravery:

Picnic

Jack Vettriano

babyfoxcollectionthings:

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ymutate:

Mary DeNeale Morgan, American, 1868 - 1948

Twin Cypress, n/d

Gouache on paper | 20 × 24 in | 50.8 × 61 cm

soberscientistlife:

maureen2musings:

shx.photography

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richglinnen:

The poem is always there
with her kind, plain face
after each botched attempt
I make at a novel.
Time after time
I enter a document,
and the deeper I get,
the more obvious it is to her
that I will never finish,
that it’s just a matter of time
until I fall back,
snug between her stanza breaks,
where she will forgive me,
and pull a fresh sheet
up to my chin.

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bookmania:

“Strange isn’t it? To love a book. When the words on the page become so precious that they feel like part of your own history because they are.” ~ Erin Morgernstern, The Starless Sea

[ig: allora]

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fravery:

Mario de Biasi | Lovers 1965, London

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teacupmotif:

thank god for books. life is worth living when there are books

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