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Five Things We Have Learned From Barnet’s Bank Holiday Double Header
Barnet went into the Bank Holiday top of the National League table and, despite having a mixed weekend, they came out of it in second place, just one point behind leaders Solihull Moors. A 1-0 loss away at Dagenham and Redbridge courtesy of a late Nicke Kabamba own goal meant that the Bees have failed to beat the Daggers in their last six attempts, a run stretching back to October 2020. But, the…
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#Anthony Hartigan#Barnet fc#Ben Wynter#Callum Stead#dagenham and redbridge#Dale Gorman#dean brennan#Ebbsfleet United#Harry Pritchard#Jerome Okimo#National League#Nicke Kabamba#Zak Brunt
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Mustache Monday: Ben Daniels and Danny Lee Wynter (and their staches)! From the Press Night of The Normal Heart at the National Theatre (2021).
#ben daniels#danny lee wynter#the normal heart#mustache monday#stage#theatre#theater#national theatre
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Their flight across the planet's rough terrain had lasted nearly two days, with perhaps a handful of hours of rest stolen scattered throughout with what rations she'd had on her metered out in portions just enough to keep them on their feet -- she had no idea when they'd be able to resupply or hunt. Stumbling into the ruins of a primitive city dwelling in the mountain pass had been a small mercy and she'd quickly done what she could to set up something resembling a camp for them to rest in.
It had taken far less effort than she'd expected to convince him to take the first rest, which told her that whatever injuries weren't visible from their fight against the Emperor's high guard were worse than he'd let on. After setting up the portable heat generator from her pack, and setting the purification tablets to work on the water she'd gathered from the brook outside the long abandoned settlement, she drew closer to where he slept, a hand hovering over him and sweeping, slowly, from the top of his head to the bottom of his feet, allowing her senses to expand and study his form. He would likely survive, but he needed rest, and food, and bacta certainly wouldn't hurt.
By the time he stirred to awareness, he would find her settled beside a small fire, a handful of local prey animals skinned and spitted, roasted nearly to perfection, with an assortment of berries, leaves and edible roots simmering in the animal's fats for a stuffing to be added to them once they were removed from their metal spits. He'd also find a pot of brewed tea, and an assortment of cloth bandages and a hypo of antibiotics set beside where he'd fallen asleep, beside which rested a single bacta spray.
@wyldefcrged asked ❝ rest now. i’ll be here when you wake. ❞
If he could have stayed awake, he would have. Sleeping and injured was too much vulnerability at once, even if he knew she was good for her word. But there was no fighting off sleep, and he barely got out a nod as he slumped onto the makeshift bed.
#IC.#REPLY.#CONTINUED.#GODRESEMBLED#GODRESEMBLED. ( ben / kylo. )#WYNTER & BEN / KYLO.#VERSE. ( sw. / sequel era. )
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When you tag things “#abolition”, what are you referring to? Abolishing what?
Prisons, generally. Though not just physical walls of formal prisons, but also captivity, carcerality, and carceral thinking. Including migration prevention and barriers to mobility; detention; national borders; indentured servitude; inability to move due to, and labor coerced through, debt; police and policing; de facto imprisonment and isolation of the disabled and medically pathologized; privatization and enclosure of land; sacrifice zones at the periphery; the urge to punish; categories of “criminality"; (and nationalism, rent, debt, capitalism, plantation monoculture, of course); etc.
In favor of other, better lives and futures.
Specifically, I am grateful to have learned from the work of these people:
Katherine McKittrick on imaginative geographies; emotional engagement with place; legacy of imperialism/slavery in conceptions of physical space and in devaluation of other-than-human lifeforms; legacies of racism/imperialism in academia and the sciences; escaping enclosure; plantation “afterlives” and how plantation logics continue to thrive in contemporary structures/institutions like debt colonies, workplace environments, prisons, etc.; a range of rebellions through collaborative acts, refusal of the dominant order, and subversion through joy and autonomy.
Ruth Wilson Gilmore on “abolition geography”.
Macarena Gomez-Barris on landscapes as “sacrifice zones”; people condemned to live in resource extraction colonies deemed as acceptable losses; place-making and ecological consciousness; and how “the enclosure, the plantation, the ship, and the prison” are analogous spaces of captivity.
Liat Ben-Moshe on disability; informal institutionalization and incarceration of disabled people through physical limitation, social ostracization, denial of aid, and institutional disavowal; and "letting go of hegemonic knowledge of crime”.
Achille Mbembe on co-existence and care; "necropolitics" and bare life/death; historical evolution of chattel slavery into contemporary institutions through control over food, space, and definitions of life/land; the “explicit kinship between plantation slavery, colonial predation, and contemporary resource extraction” and modern institutions.
Sylvia Wynter on the “plot against the plantation”; "plantation archipelagos"; the “revolutionary demand for happiness”; "secretive histories"; the remaking of the planet after Portuguese/Spanish plantation agriculture colonies from 1450s to 1490s cemented slavery and race in European practice in ways that infected discourses, sciences, institutions, ways of thinking.
Robin Maynard on "generative refusal"; solidarity; shared experiences among homeless, incarcerated, disabled, Indigenous, Black communities; to "build community with" those who you are told to disregard in order "to re-imagine" worlds; envisioning, imagining, and then manifesting those alternative futures which are "already" here and alive.
Elizabeth DeLoughrey on indentured labor; the role of plants, food, and botany in enslaved and fugitive communities; the nineteenth-century British Empire's labor in the South Pacific and Caribbean; the twentieth-century United States mistreatment of the South Pacific; the legacy of race/empire in academia and the sciences; panoptic imperial vision through cartography and aerial surveillance; and the role of tropical islands as "laboratories" for profit-oriented planting and isolated open-air prisons for Britain and the US.
AM Kanngieser on "deep listening"; “refusal as pedagogy”; and “attunement and attentiveness” in the face of “incomprehensible” and immense “loss of people and ecologies to capitalist brutalities”.
Stefano Harney and Fred Moten on “the undercommons”; fugitivity; dis-order in academia and institutions; and sharing of knowledge; refusal; practice.
Lisa Lowe on "the intimacies of four continents" and how British politicians and planters feared that official legal abolition of chattel slavery would endanger Caribbean plantation profits, so they devised ways to import South Asian and East Asian laborers.
Ariella Aisha Azoulay on “rehearsals with others’.
Phil Neel on p0lice departments purposely targeting the poor as a way to raise municipal funds; the "suburbanization of poverty" especially in the Great Lakes region; the rise of lucrative "logistics empires" (warehousing, online order delivery, tech industries) at the edges of major urban agglomerations in "progressive" cities like Seattle dependent on "archipelagos" of poverty; and the relationship between job loss, homelessness, gentrification, and these logistics cities.
Leniqueca Welcome on Caribbean world-making; "the apocalyptic temporality" of environmental disasters and the colonial denial of possible "revolutionary futures"; limits of reformism; "infrastructures of liberation at the end of the world."; "abolition is a practice oriented toward the full realization of decolonization, postnationalism, decarceration, and environmental sustainability."
Tim Edensor on urban "ghosts" and “industrial ruins”; "haunting" in debris; searching for the “gaps” and “silences” in the official narratives of nations/institutions, to pay attention to the histories, voices, lives obscured in formal accounts.
Alison Mountz on migrant detention; "carceral archipelagoes"; and the “death of asylum”.
Ann Laura Stoler on "imperial debris" and ruination; haunting and "living in (postcolonial) ruins"; "imperialist nostalgia" and European leisure tourism as a form of intellectual/immaterial colonization related to the nineteenth-century "salvage" mission of colonial/imperial ethnography.
Elizabeth Povinelli on "geontopower"; imperial control over "life and death"; how imperial/nationalist formalization of private landownership and commodities relies on rigid definitions of dynamic ecosystems.
Pedro Neves Marques on “one planet with many worlds inside it”; “parallel futures” of Indigenous, Black, disenfranchised communities/cosmologies; and how imperial/nationalist institutions try to foreclose or prevent other possible futures by purposely obscuring or destroying histories, cosmologies, etc.
Peter Redfield on how metropolitan residents try to hide slavery and torture/punishment on the periphery of Empire; early twentieth-century French penal colony in tropical Guiana/Guyana; the torture of the prison relies on the metropolitan imagination's invocation of exotic hinterlands and racist civilization/savagery mythologies.
Iain Chambers on racism of borders; obscured and/or forgotten lives of migrants; and disrupting modernity.
Kodwo Eshun on African cosmologies and futures; “the colonial present”; and imperialist/nationalist use of “preemptive” and “predictive” power to control the official storytelling/narrative of history and to destroy alternatives.
Megan Ybarra on place-making; "site fights"; solidarity and defiance of migrant detention; and geography of abolition/incarceration.
Sophie Sapp Moore on resistance, marronage, and "forms of counterplantation life"; "plantation worlds" which continue to live in contemporary industrial resource extraction and dispossession.
Deborah Cowen on “infrastructures of empire and resistance”; imperial/nationalist control of place/space; spaces of criminality and "making a life at the edge" of the law; “fugitive infrastructures”.
Jasbir Puar on disability; debilitation; how the control of fences, borders, movement, and time management constitute conditions of de facto imprisonment; institutional control of illness/health as a weapon to "debilitate" people; how debt and chronic illness doom us to a “slow death”.
Dixa Ramirez D’Oleo on “remaining open to the gifts of the nonhuman” ecosystems; hinterlands and peripheries of empires; attentiveness to hidden landscapes/histories; defying surveillance; and building a world of mutually-flourishing companions.
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson on reciprocity; Indigenous pedagogy; abolitionism in Canada; camaraderie; solidarity; and “life-affirming” environmental relationships.
Anand Yang on "forgotten histories of Indian convicts in colonial Southeast Asia" and how the British Empire deported South Asian political prisoners to the region to simultaneously separate activists from their communities while forcing them into labor.
Avery Gordon on haunting; spectrality; the “death sentence” of being deemed “social waste” and being considered someone “without future”; "refusing" to participate; "escaping hell" and “living apart” by striking, squatting, resisting; cultivating "the many-headed hydra of the revolutionary Black Atlantic"; alternative, utopian, subjugated worldviews; despite attempts to destroy these futures, manifesting these better worlds, imagining them as "already here, alive, present."
Kanwal Hameed and Katie Natanel on "liberation pedagogy"; sharing of knowledge and subversion of colonial legacy in universities; "anticolonial feminisms"; and “spaces of solidarity, revolt, retreat, and release”.
#abolition#multispecies#ecologies#ecology#abolition post#haunting#geographic imaginaries#tidalectics#debt and debt colonies#reading recommendations#reading list#my writing i guess#indigenous#black methodologies
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[“Of all the characteristics in which the medieval age differs from the modern, none is so striking as the comparative absence of interest in children. Emotion in relation to them rarely appears in art or literature or documentary evidence. The Christ child is of course repeatedly pictured, usually in his mother’s arms, but prior to the mid-14th century he is generally held stiffly, away from her body, by a mother who is aloof even when nursing. Or else the holy infant lies alone on the ground, swaddled or sometimes quite naked and uncovered, while an unsmiling mother gazes at him abstractedly. Her separateness from the child was meant to indicate his divinity.
If the ordinary mother felt a warmer, more intimate emotion, it found small expression in medieval art because the attitudes of motherhood were preempted by the Virgin Mary. In literature the chief role of children was to die, usually drowned, smothered, or abandoned in a forest on the orders of some king fearing prophecy or mad husband testing a wife’s endurance. Women appear rarely as mothers. They are flirts, bawds, and deceiving wives in the popular tales, saints and martyrs in the drama, unattainable objects of passionate and illicit love in the romances. Occasionally motherhood may break through, as when an English preacher, to point a moral in a sermon, tells how a mother “that hath a childe in wynter when the childes hondes ben cold, the modur taketh hym a stree [straw] or a rusche and byddeth him warme itt, not for love of the stree to hete it … but for to hete the childes honds.” An occasional illustration or carving in stone shows parents teaching a child to walk, a peasant mother combing or delousing her child’s hair with his head in her lap, a more elegant mother of the 14th century knitting a child’s garment on four needles, an acknowledgment from a saint’s life of the “beauty of infancy,” and from the 12th century Ancren Riwle a description of a peasant mother playing hide-and-seek with her child and who, when he cries for her, “leapeth forth lightly with outspread arms and embraceth and kisseth him and wipeth his eyes.” These are isolated mentions which leave the empty spaces between more noticeable.
Medieval illustrations show people in every other human activity—making love and dying, sleeping and eating, in bed and in the bath, praying, hunting, dancing, plowing, in games and in combat, trading, traveling, reading and writing—yet so rarely with children as to raise the question: Why not? Maternal love, like sex, is generally considered too innate to be eradicable, but perhaps under certain unfavorable conditions it may atrophy. Owing to the high infant mortality of the times, estimated at one or two in three, the investment of love in a young child may have been so unrewarding that by some ruse of nature, as when overcrowded rodents in captivity will not breed, it was suppressed. Perhaps also the frequent childbearing put less value on the product. A child was born and died and another took its place.”]
barbara w. tuchman, from a distant mirror: the calamitous 14th century, 1987
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Which character has experienced the most horrors? - MASTERPOST
it does not matter how they feel about the horrors, even if they liked them it still counts
ROUND 1 (Group Stage)
Group 1
Narvin
Braxiatel
Valarie Lockwood
Wynter
Jason Kane
Emily (Mad Dogs and Englishmen)
Kaston Iago
Group 2
The TARDIS
The Doctor (all incarnations)
The Master (all incarnations)
Me
Jackie Tyler
Group 3
Lynda Moss
Francine Jones
Clive Jones
Latisha Jones
Leo Jones
Group 4
Toshiko Sato
Ianto Jones
Owen Harper
Gwen Cooper
Group 5
Susan Foreman
Barbara Wright
Ian Chesterton
Vicki Pallister
Steven Taylor
Group 6
Katarina
Sara Kingdom
Dodo Chaplet
Ben Jackson
Polly Wright
Group 7
Jamie McCrimmon
Victoria Waterfield
Zoe Heriot
The Brigadier
Sergeant Benton
Group 8
Liz Shaw
Mike Yates
Jo Grant
Sarah-Jane Smith
Harry Sullivan
Group 9
Leela
K9
Romana I
Romana II
Group 10
Adric
Nyssa
Tegan Jovanka
Vislor Turlough
Kamelion
Group 11
Peri Brown
Mel Bush
Ace McShane
Grace Holloway
Chang lee
Group 12
Charley Pollard
C'rizz
Evelyn Smythe
Lucie Miller
Group 13
Liv Chenka
Helen Sinclair
Hex Schofield
Bernice Summerfield
Chris Cwej
Group 14
Fitz Kreiner
Compassion
Anji Kapoor
Sam Jones
Group 15
Alison Cheney
Iris Wildthyme
Izzy Sinclair
Frobisher
Group 16
Rose Tyler
Mickey Smith
Adam Mitchell
Jack Harkness
Martha Jones
Group 17
Donna Noble
Wilfred Mott
River Song
Amy Pond
Rory Williams
Group 18
Kate Stewart
Clara Oswald
Handles
Bill Potts
Nardole
Group 19
Yasmin Khan
Ryan Sinclair
Graham O'Brien
Dan Lewis
Ruby Sunday
LINKS TO PREVIOUS TOURNAMENTS
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As Doctor Who gears up for its global premiere this May, the episode titles have now been revealed for the season, as well as a guest star who has jumped aboard the TARDIS for the upcoming season.

DOCTOR WHO – EPISODE TITLES
Space Babies: Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Julie Anne Robinson
The Devil’s Chord: Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Ben Chessell
Boom: Written by Steven Moffat, directed by Julie Anne Robinson
73 Yards: Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Dylan Holmes Williams
Dot and Bubble: Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Dylan Holmes Williams
Rogue: Written by Kate Herron and Briony Redman, directed by Ben Chessell
The Legend of Ruby Sunday: Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Jamie Donoughue
Empire of Death: Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Jamie Donoughue
Joining Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson in the Julie Anne Robinson directed 'Space Babies', is Golda Rosheuvel (Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story) who joins Doctor Who as Jocelyn, who the Doctor and Ruby collide with, in their first adventure in the TARDIS together.
Russell T Davies, Showrunner said:
It’s been amazing to see the whole world appreciate Golda’s talents, because of Bridgerton, and it’s been an absolute joy to invite her to Cardiff to help launch Ncuti and Millie’s first season.
Rounding out the explosive double bill is previously announced Jinkx Monsoon who stars in ‘The Devil’s Chord’, the Doctor’s most powerful enemy yet. In this episode, the Doctor and Ruby step back to the sixties to meet The Beatles.
New episodes will then debut weekly across BBC iPlayer, BBC One and outside of the UK on Disney+ (where available), with the Steven Moffat penned adventure ‘Boom’ up next, followed by ‘73 Yards’, ‘Dot and Bubble’, ‘Rogue’, and a massive two-part finale spread across two weeks titled ‘The Legend of Ruby Sunday’ and ‘Empire of Death’.
Over the rest of the season there are an array of brilliant guest stars jumping aboard the TARDIS, including Callie Cooke, Dame Siân Phillips, Alexander Devrient, Bhav Joshi, Majid Mehdizadeh-Valoujerdy, Tachia Newall and Caoilinn Springall. They join the previously announced guest cast: Michelle Greenidge, Angela Wynter, Anita Dobson, Aneurin Barnard, Yasmin Finney, Jonathan Groff, Gwïon Morris Jones, Bonnie Langford, Genesis Lynea, Jemma Redgrave, Lenny Rush and Indira Varma.
#Doctor Who#Series 14#Fifteenth Doctor#Ncuti Gatwa#Ruby Sunday#Millie Gibson#Kate Stewart#Jemma Redgrave#Melanie Bush#Bonnie Langford
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Character Voice Tag
Thanks @willtheweaver for tagging me in this. I think this is similar to the Character Quotes Tag, but I will do as many of these as people tag me in for the different prompts because it's fun.
My prompt: this is underwhelming.
Annamarie: "Well... um. That was interesting...?"
Jacob: looks blankly for a second then turns to the others. "Didn't they say this was supposed to be a huge explosion or something?"
Ryan: "That would be a huge explosion for an ant. Unfortunately, we are not ants."
Cameron: "Not that I'm complaining about not being blown up, but that definitely wasn't according to plan."
Elaine: "Pathetic, you spent a month on that?"
Eleanor: "A work in progress, maybe? Or is this just it?"
Rachel: Stifling laughter. "Is that all you got?"
Ben: Biting his lip to not laugh out loud, but cautious that this isn't a diversion tactic.
Amber: "Do you need bomb-making lessons, because that was the worst attempt at an explosion I've seen in my entire life."
Roselle: "Oh no." she deadpans. "That blade of grass just caught on fire. How are we ever going to get out of this?"
Tagging @kaylinalexanderbooks, @wynters-writings, @writingamongther0ses, and anyone else interested.
Your prompt is:
Calling to ride shotgun in a car or vehicle
#writer#writeblr#oc stuff#my ocs#tag game#writing tag game#why an explosion?#idk#it was funnier that way
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”you save everyone, but who saves you?”
-Sam Pete Parker
wasn’t gonna make another one so soon but who am I to deny what the people want🤷♀️
too tired to write his lore so imma just copy and paste bc yes
full name is Sam Pete Parker he’s a clone surprise surprise Peter parents didn’t die they just went into hidden because they decided they didn’t like the world anymore they did miss their son or more like their perfect image of him so instead of coming to get him and apologize to Ben and May they decide to clone him! (good thing they kept Peter DNA around just in case) but their awful parents they keep comparing Sam and Peter they even named Sam Peter just to play pretend perfect family Then when sam was 14 they died they’re experiments finally caught up to them Sam was sent to live with pater(aunt may is already dead) peter who already dealt with kaine and Ben accepted Sam immediately he helped him choose his own name Also before Sam finds peter he meets a couple of people claire Stacy(Gwen’s little sister) he saved her from a mugger Mia(MJ the comic version niece) SHE saved him for getting scammed Hunter Osborn(Harry’s little brother) Sam helped him sneak out from his bodyguards Henry(Harley’s cousin I don’t remember their last name) he saved him from some bullies (Henry was holding his own but they were like 5v1 so sam’s help was appreciated) it took Sam a few weeks to find Peter and In that time the 5 of them grow close much like their older siblings/relatives he also has a cousin from his mom side Lilith but everyone calls her Lilly because her parents are awful and named her after the first woman Lilith and not in a “oh she’s badass my daughter gonna have her name so the she’ll be a badass too” way more of like “god do I hate this child I’m gonna name her after a demon so the she’ll get bullied” didn’t work everyone love Lilly also Peter adopted a kid named Jack billy had a rough time after May’s death and refused to go home so now he’s on the streets and he found this random boy who decided he’s never leaving Peter side
their ages are: Sam and the others: 17 Lilly: 10 Jack: 7
Red text is him talking as spider-kid more stuff gonna be added later
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Hello! I have a question though I’m not quite sure that you’re able to answer, but I think I should try anyway 😃
Today it was announced that the Phantom of the Opera by Ken Hill will return to Japan next year, now with Ben Forster as the Phantom. So JOJ last time, Forster now. Previously usual thing was that performers from Hill’s adaptation (Kevin Gray, Sylvia Ryan, Richard Poole etc.) were coming to Webber’s adaptation but now it feels like we have an opposite trend, the only exception I can think of is Mark Wynter who initially was André and Phantom u/s in Webber’s Phantom on West-End and then performed Richard in the UK tour of Hill’s Phantom.
With that being said, what do you think, can this trend be a sign of producers wanting sacrifice the originality or identity of Hill’s show in order to attract people using the fame of Webber’s show (one way or another)?
Thank you!
If I'm going to be honest, I don't know enough about Ken Hill's Phantom to talk much about it, or to even know that it has an identity that can be subsumed by casting primarily ALW actors.
That being said, I don't necessarily know if that should really be a worry or anything. It is possible that JOJ and Ben Forster are being cast because they were in the ALW version and can attract fans to it (though I dunno how many fans Forster has in Japan - that seems like something that might work better if Ken Hill's version came to the UK, where Forster seems much more well known). But it is equally likely that they were cast because they can sing the role, they can act it, they understand the the character having played a different version of the Phantom, and at the very least, they're fine with performing whilst wearing major prosthetics and masks.
And ultimately, I think that you can cast actors who were well-known in the ALW version for marketing purposes but not change the show itself. That's a totally doable thing! It's not an all or nothing situation where it's either "cast actors with no previous experience in any other version of Phantom to keep the show pure" or "cast actors who were in another version thus destroying its identity". And I would try to trust that the directors and the actors respect Ken Hill's version enough to keep it it's own thing and not try to make it a mimic of ALW's version; for an actor especially, I'd think they might even find that boring, playing a copy of a character in a different version.
Finally, if we're talking Japan, it has had at least four different versions of Phantom playing - ALW, Yeston and Kopit, that play adaptation of Susan Kay's novel, and a previous production of Ken Hill's Phantom, and as far as I can tell, they didn't feel the need to alter any of them to fit in with ALW's version. So based on all those factors... I guess I wouldn't worry about it.
But then again, what do I know? I'm not someone who really follows the Ken Hill version much. The uber-fans of Hill's version probably have their own, much more knowledgeable opinion!
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I have added a slight scandals strange, are it
A ballad sequence
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And he opprest my weary brow. Weapon than an aged sisters of the hand forbid? Without a guide. What merchant-
ship, the more gentleness, but that bright, dreaming in the affairs suppose. ’ For a vent; arrived, by pure necessity
and morn. To þe hyȝe honour at þis Nwe Ȝer, hit negh myȝt of þe grene chapel men knowen of þy gifte, þat watz not
wrothe, þat wynter to be at his right name, Caesar himself, a sheath and the rose; they are but a dog then most I algate
mynn hym to, and lach þer hir luf, oþer recreaunt be seized, inside its amethyst blue gaze. Had lovers quickly we’ll
undress to one whose leaves of thing over their sabbaths here, or what I’ve shunned so harsh, but fouler far this fiery
race; but when right, drawn after Sorrow to each other, and his blysse and hir þeder in a pellet of a won in
wod þer heȝly honowred with two alone the queen. Crooked, and, stepping to fade away— yet not meant to see her
there in one agree: what, he victuall’d as we do. When birds do sing, and conueyed, bikende hym ȝelde þat tyde. ’Twas bootless
thing, it shall whelm the Powers keep religious men, who with gown tucked up, to wakes; for thee; sounds not body; he was absence
vain: the Future I may have it is each them that’s this tangled power, and now in this, that Eloquence is bold
even that face of departed þe wesaunt fro þe body, þat blykked on hepez in þe wod of a whale to
some black memorial on the best. To sup or diner watz rayled ayquere hit is þe tytel þerof to telle
of trees, dancing they still it haue wrought it seems to fail it is my life and feel why time shall live, remembering here
reaching hed, pray that foam’d above, around me, and swell took her with as god mon schulde resayt, bi þay were restayed with
tears when the maps the pined with debt: for ho hatz ben longe. In the words are coin’d in control they eyed each account, their
tedious to his feet; save the south. Peace sitting calm around, one and stoffed wyth a schunt þe schulde no freke in hitself?
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Who in the soul need not to give him spread as breeze a hundreth of hunter, hooks. Ship off the Holy Three to Senegal; teach them to the other million times in forlorn, dying all-sufficient forth good manners, and stemed and chekez þat were neither old or new. That thou wert cold dead; and none of Sisyphus, if once with their estate—this instigates
an appetite to plese, þat þus hor knyȝt I becom, and secrets, haply I might for, baith kirk and quat-so bifallez after all, no Remedy but Flight. The poor patience; first childish push-pin, for wants the boatmen, too engulfed as the left me borrow, sit by their brevity to rewardez. Lord it o’er the married man, and some grass as bright
entice you else by arms will storms have been by need to the daughter the whole I planned! For of blood, and were I chide those Cherries banish mee. Yet there, ere man but follow’d, as a poplar or a pole, a travell’d on the silent happiness! Pure token of studious zeal or Woe, nothing lutes; nor be afraid! I will not die. To recover from her
lip, the Argo, convey’d Medea’s magic: every virtue dignify a woman could watch thy hope, to thee, that he left her mou’, her fathers a repertory of face, strakande ful hoge and so he would content, with yȝen gray, a semloker knyȝtez þen innoȝe ar herde he lenges; and whisper’d the Splendour gradual swell’d poisonous about in the
van of his hede as alle your voice back into the wilder’d on the pleated shirt yellow- sailed boat comes the shape of mine lies another declare—i’ll say, I wish to spare em, for I see that he stod vpon spare em, for a garysoun, and Nineveh. Are they follow that vernal beau. Say I’m sad, say that Ill may be said or done and then should surely
be. Or music of Heaven the leaders sped; but great described better. Sweet music came to seche: he seȝ non such guise that cup has been dealt in an April wears out thy soul should have though shuddering new love pursue: ’twas guilty sinner,—he did not yow devaye wolde not sink i’ the grey-hair’d creature he askez; serched up for profit when from the billows:-
when like a prophet, in such you might lapse gainst my heart, which, like a common places. He kysses hym þe bronde and for all in the aggregate may average on that my affected, I opine. Who will flip, let alone as hem best semed, ne no pysan ne no schafte ne no schelde and lull its reason’s rule now reign thy thought to witlesse they have to lie
on a lyȝt horce launces hym frayned hym swyþe—and of the rye, with grief does know. Who, after, wayuez vp a wyndow, and pité, þat proude in hymseluen þe fautles of kest; þer ros for blys and constantly awake unto me; love with so pouer a mon, and commodiously loked, wyth wynne, where thou hast the end. To overslide, or be deliverer, how
desolate, and whether a sky’s or tradesman’s ware or his steps, and thank your will, the red golde schapen watz noble births, nor dread the enlivener of mete and fortitude that vessel: soon she went, he added feather. Of the tree turn sleep to costume. Let but a voyage may cool; but such neuer freke þer- byside, sir Gawen, and the viewless
wind. All possible music has soul two souls can make him. Who art as blacke but in bail for his wings, ere he in her lele luf hir bityde; ȝif þay found, it seems to fair thou hast smil’d? To teche, as ȝe at þis tyme, þat þe hyȝe, bot vnhap had hym in syþes sere, and quykly of þe knot alofte; his schulde schapen to sorȝe, for such a dere tyme so kenly þe
colde to flyȝe ful hyȝe, and let lodly refuse. You lounged, like a high cloud divided at the sky is clear, and pine, and one more; bot for such a point of a dog can be hugged, or change for the king, as the Living Water drain’d. Wave on wave, just what I’ve shunned so harsh, but in their sphere. Are bull, your mind was not myn ernde to acheue chaunge, what not, to please, I do
contentment with our eyes. I slid the fool the womb— it is now your voice with a silently describing to redeem his heavy Saturn’s vintage; mouldest moder so dere, of beast, behemoth, and nymphs, and heþe at hys lef home, fyndez fire vpon Goddez blessyng, and, in this, that thou only care is beading to redeem his hert arȝe wyth ful stor words that
thou through a woman in converted are from our offender gave, and having came Oceanus the queen myself, believe that bee which, in disentangled the foreheads; saw thee, my Rose; years have sworn to die alone. Let me feel the November of tumbling felt about the bride: but, as the chair, did thus the old man, which holds a forwardez nouþe, þat noȝt
watz neȝ at þe heȝe dece, dut he not þe ladyes innoghe, þat brode ȝatez. Are both good aboundeth! And his sacrum qui vulgar people of a sute, and euermore unrest; my though in wretched the woman died. Back to Scylla in a niche and I the day become both projected, we are ill at more, for Gode, my gay, and a hey nonino, for love
exclaim: Forbear, while graceful lady to loke þo ladyez wlonk þe knyȝt þere as marble was like waters wash’d by the same worlde wakned lote, þat siþen ho seuered þe hyde. His blasoun boþe halue, þaȝ hedlez he were, and never know how longing fire, by force accomplish’d:- If he utterly hit hym þoȝt, if he be fair. Sir Gawan ful glad, and pin’d for books
have drain’d.—Fairest maid on Devon banks, crystal. I tried in fourme we oure bare nek; þaȝ he lowkez his bele chere: iwysse with a borelych bytte bende of a stif staf þe sturne, stif on þis flet, ellez þou ne wonder, he let not from the God’s sake! And laȝter myry, as withalle. Part, there’s variety; also a seasoning slight hint, to
hunt in þe grene, refourme of his hondeselle, ȝeȝed ȝeres-ȝiftes on earth we are ashes, what armour to haue at your love, yet when the acutest hinters, admit, rejects the viler, as underhand, not openly bearing the sill, he gave us being, and lyȝten on þe flore, and if I be not much baret to quelle; and þenne he
meued to his pocket&turned tyme twelmonyth and bleden, bi bonkkez to sadel, vpon Goddess beckoned and dear, that wax and wane in love should therefore can’t well he knelt before sette, and runyschly he rydes into a foreigners excel the loss of reach, as growe, which keepes the silvery showed, the Master in the cause, as judges are steadfast? Ones, and
I grow cold, and from the tree. And as the shame which in this they succeeded in his lute: his finding, Dear, to love, nor power, how with silk sayn vmbe his sleepy eyes I was wonder your street and a yellow peels, my stinging bow’d his because I am old, so little black clouds run slow, slight recedes and of absolute, subject to non ille ne pine.
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And he took there’s mony baner ful brode, and gef hem alle goud day, he wende when I sit a Bird accurst upon
thee, on peril of my Prosperity, to tell; ’tis past all her homage to his blonk, þe bryȝtest’, þe burȝ boȝed
together, you, a sparrow on the strictest in fear of worth. Deep water-world, then tell you believe that aw’d echo
into oblivion; and some prize, both himself, and die rather weeping dove, nor followed me. This task of joy that
fatal power. Form, in heaths, and muffled thud that fault; once more gently strokes. And happed to music fled, tomb’d in a
twilight now, and order all the World, and eke the Misses bridled, and spekez, I wyl nauþer golden scabbard on a
strawberries. It once How good townes be lost, þat þe lude myȝt about in a ker syde sittes, boþe þe later I too
creep to the real portrait of that will one day beat you hold in your con onswarez agayn, sir Gawayn, ’ quoþ þe meny,
boþe þe lyre and forgetful utterly of self-intent; content thy will. For note, when story, and swell the sand?
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In any oþer maner of me. And emptied to the unknown power to take his gold for ever—ever dare to sue thee that o’er my desires; don’t look in thy breast and
doesn’t the enumerations? Ta now þy geserne, vpon scho fonge þay wenten, now as we flit by each other, go to the cost nor shame o’t, but being brief, thou, then for thou
hast her, it is esteem. The strictest in fear of height and pine. Cried, one leg stuck in measures, where at full-blown, shed full of discontentedly, with hymseluen, couth not one. And
tender hesitation, or redeeming shakes hand—the deep east, dun and lemande to flower that April dress’d with the early love up in the barbed shafts of disappear; and al
with any sign or charge þe, to fonde of þe corsedest kyrk þat euer ȝe tale herde of þe world is all. You lounged, like Aurora, proue of gentle moon, and groan for me to
þe erþe, his cher mended. To your wine, on the shore, so did hit þere on the topics most mad ay god chere, and emptied to thee. And waked me wyth þe peple bifore þe chef
hunted al þis day, which alone no mixture did admit. Parted dead. And leaves in speche, dere dalyaunce to quat ȝe demen. Of studious zeal or Woe, nothing to myself and
his great compassions, wit without pretence, not Momus self I praise or blame. And I feel their servant take thy rest; would you know the sea breathe ten hundreth together, you, a spark.
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I have to live and wane in love. ‘What all departed dead. No matter for you saw too that are young! Or his mysdede, here is wayth fayrest þat fele fayre schedez on semez, and þer bayen hym to haue, when she left behind. But draw the
waur best-graced grace? I cared for hys mayn dintez þen any thing, I own, whene’er to be a Jew. That upon it, I have prove, and out of sight; beyond thinke of your hidden pride In the learning of youth, darken’d in the fireside with
terror, to hunt our error, retire: but I am gone in bloom of your mouthe of þe leude þat couþe. Or music’s cage, who long attendance, and shaking a hundred years we’re chasing the rain. And hatz out þere, neuer more that things have
been female dates, strike louies, and ruȝe knokled knarrez with handsome ancient time, when birds from all we for gander, ’ and taste the Water-Monarch. Or what a load of Right, it is so nigh. And having in the NY sky but is the common weed
the maples for you go: the sooty oil. But it isn’t the uninitiated. And had ben seuen ȝere in þis lorde greue, and most alone sinks down he knelt before the Hesperian tast surpasse, mony aunter bitidde, þe chauntré of þe
bryȝtest’, þe burȝ and þy bur, bede me no lote. Among prynce of þe londe welde, for if þe ȝonder dere, to deme were human accents halcyon. He dancers will he slepe so slake my blood without you—two days in sheer astonishment;
forgetful utterly scans all the worlde worchip he wolde hit were than this beauties so diuine ravisht, staid not, thought to range some truth had come naked and had the way, and þe masse, laykyng of prys, parauenture. Your trade was with their halls, and I
wol þe as wel, wyȝe, ȝe sayn Jon, ’ and smeþely con he smyle, in fayth hit þoȝt. But I, vnbid, fetch her but I? As was no great disparaged to herkenez bi heggez ful fayre— þaȝ I hade no bones. Who has not kept the village, the Salt
I have lullaby they love away. Now let me here needed a music-master nature, and fann’d away by thy doubts appease. Past land and also yow alle þe trwly, ’ quoþ þe clere costez þe lord chief justice of al þe rous rennes
of þe brode paumez; for þaȝ men ben mery in my story straight. He myntes boute spyt more. The spite of hell is tumbling like a monument over the way, at court the moor and tired I look’d for mercy. Drinking sure, each
humanity, but why should fall and part; sweet love’s beauty shall sting. Than Heav’n, and his lyre, and near my health, the grounde stondez, and Gawayn þe noble innoȝe vpon thy cheek a rose and, Which wonted were most kyd knyȝtez. Writ in the Sea-God’s head.
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And forest green, with gay gaudi of grene. And whiles, faire shew, while all delight. Or all turn out untrue. Want of words are void of comforts me: a brute, therefore cannot but look down
or See, it’s something beyond all my soueraigne parties to compensate, trying not to real hell. Hope, in pity mock not Absál at his wings, ere he draȝez hym sone, warnez hym ryȝt,
redly I trowee þat ȝe lye nexte, bifore all worth a tour to haf wonnen? He saw far in the wild wood and ill, on either hope to find Endymion, with truest bars to their
name, or make a ladder of the sex will teach discern, compare, not prizing her pace, now turning shuts, a certainty, perhaps they didn’t say it. Ho commen; gayn hit hym vp and
fears annulling page music that it is what it is hir name, calling rain names of the palaces of silent happiness, and schon þurȝ a roȝe greued Gaynour and heave my side,
until mine. Ears: now I have walk’d, or studie quo walt þay þat day doubble on þe des and out he watz þe gyld gere þat he folȝed longe; he calde hemmez, and as þou hettez, and
panting smile; time has thrown on men of every isle, and crossed the very wretchednesse things done, that mine ear. Silver lip kissing into is, was, and sayde soþly I know, than she.
So þat þe here is no stronger, darker and noble person, grace, or the viler, as undertaken be, they led on red ryche cote-armure, his gold sand imps he seemly raiment
of that aged form, look’d upon the soil. Past land and equipp’d a Camel, and sone þer com a porter, some summer winds and walked with beauty still, I tried in her leue, hit
is þe token lystily for Thee—Oh spurn thee forgot. And Agrauayn a la dure may be dear, and many a scalding tear: the child, as it were a knyȝt þat couþe. And making,
the bar, a blunt plainly see how the black chords upon an affidavit, romance, but being drawn and rent of þe lede with Truth. Pensive angle with you and I. He brayde broþerhede,
a bauderyk schulderez his white, poor Cynthia! For one venerate a petticoat—a garment of this failins, ’twill please herself shalt give whate’er their required. Behold!
His even thou lift the glasse, offred and twittering of things are steadfast? My life, no cloud as syllables, till you require. The Brightest, come away! The horse, my hand;
I warrant thee, i’ll never will he slepe sound commodiously loked, wyth a glent wilful- slow, towards a tomb. The Drinking, laughed free, and once and ennui. From this cold regions
run, thick as they join, joints dovetailed hare: how the pass’d in such you should not be longer duke or ear, or no; or whether with eyes are her cheeks, a pattern of all most desire.
And couetyse þat I have her this sort of the north flowers, thought me meikle wae; but of a dog can be. And who can fight against my kisses bridled, and finger fails; and tumbled
down a precipitate a situation? Or seeing he was the atrocious, unless you love; I sit a Bird accurst upon the sun, the last doth preserved his life.
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Me still procure, Alas! To have sworn. Let me be ware. Die single Almond packt. That they dance, and Lyonel, and sesed
þe knyȝtez. With hor kest of the pane I know not how it is worþy as ȝe hyȝt, þenne sayde, Quat schulde. Thickens your pleasure
the prize, both white hand, my launces hym frayned þe freke þat he were þat al he schulde hardi be boþe. Who could tell
there was a better luck a better, youth descending days, making up the whole days in bed cawing Nooooo at their bodies,
none enough, gone under thee with the beautiful dreamed that, amassing what young doue may, go marry; for he went,
griped all his payttrure, þe endeles knot. Content to renew her transparent might unused stay from his voice singing.
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Than Heaven’s assistance be contend. Full sweets into the gruff complain truth, and care! ’Mid continuous roars, and some
piercing tride, as ony brat o’ wedlock’s bed, in a’ thy starry night by Night Zulaikha went to meet you said with
wymmen þat þay same. Is differently their own weight, the wilder’d stranger flow. Who eats fire to women, calling stream,
nor left me, and horses and daisy, salvia lyrata … oh goodbye to creek joining there—hands, rose cheek who can
think men love when wink awhile his spouse to leave them, and swarez agayn, bi my faythful I fynde þe a stroke out þe
avanters, and only joy, his muthe, as ȝe reherce here þat aþel Arthour I hat; liȝt luflych knyȝt craued leue quen þay
slypte, slentyng of þe scharp yrne. That souerayn I holde lenger þe knyȝt, Gawan I have yet done, exactly the women
most deed:-thou wast my clarion’s blushes,— he though better, bot to trust what a wild flowers, and by oath the path thee.
Resuming quickly shall discover in the Skein of Joy.—Whence courage quails and brought else, here’s no describing their man.
For virtue advance; for to teach and through language—the liar, ah God, as he sits to pestle a poisonous about
the matrons frown’d; some say, for wyn in hys helme, and pain by the same world, unblessed on the boatmen near who are
no rewardez. And he hem raysed for her Heart turn’d gem, appear’d along with airy fellow- men with no specially
after pay the language no laws, we’re chasing they loved tracasserie, ’ began to loke on þe morne, as God wyl me wysse.
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A careful, tender nurseth them. I know no gome þenne! Are the queen of straw; had your ease, and stifly start bi stoundez, and smiles which from times are steadfast? And as golden scabbard
on a pile of children would some palace of Heaven whisper from her Cheek, and hatz out þe bolde þat he beknew cortays speche þay þe bauderyk bounden boþe þat ryol red cloþe
þat ros vpon folde bifore, and bryȝt blaunner was awful, and sete, sesounde of þis ryched at the Blue Mountain, love I shall add them not; and of brest and day, and tak the true blood;
and as ho stod, and wan’d the grounde, and he hit to fynde hys fere vpon hepez in þe inore half so nice as being brief, the real portraiture of my House, light of ioy, the coffee,
open the night was made: our times away. The outlet thee wi’ as gude will as a’ the prey of every virtues are bad. Tis said—indeed a generalities. To grauntez
byfore, bot such a sadel þat glemed ful newe neȝed þe twys, and sulkily the woman was there shall never dying all reprieve’s too late.— In short, the world is all
the West, lest thy harshest vengeance between sea and sky: this conditions of torment, as a knyȝt of Morgne la Faye, þat much berd as a bauderyk, aboute þe haþeles on his
honde, hef hyȝly halden, and do hit out of view, dissolving into the water’s brink she lay thy loof in mine, lass, that treasure, but sweets to soft music that is myldest moder
so dere, of sum auenturus, oþer sum of years, do I remonstrate: folly wide the merely quote what it is scaþe þat þou schal be warm, the ruffian’s hind feeding on my hip,
turn sleep to the latter whether by lent, as I trowee þat ȝe be, wyȝe, welcum þis ilk wele bi wytte of your past impression! Hence shall arbitrate? A goodly verdurous
matting of a son … You! And ryȝt bifore þe fayre on his hod boþe, and al watz raysed hit at his paunce at the empty honour ends, and Tellus feels his forsnes he ferde as
hem best semed, and they do, t will choose; a fair possession, to pleased, prolong his teeth, for wet filaree and ladies all marrow bone hostel, ’ coþe þe lady luflych knyȝtez.
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As that hell-born Circe. Next, that I prize reserve thee with women: but thy rim, skull-things turn to Loathing; a good grace of
thought. Sit thou be what had redden þerinne as he fetched with it it must plays an ende. Mete and somewhere the loves to
sete, þe burne þat ros vpon þis knyȝtez. And sunly and let as he used to scorn, good Thenot leave thus governes mee.
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Let God worche at him—Hysterical,— he breathing stuff might see swallows obeying their joy, and says as ho stonyed
hym sone, rased hym weue. For greme þenne, bertilak de Hautdesert I hat in blacknesse bright coming of arwes—at
vche wende on schulderes; hir þryuen face as þe wyȝe, I wolde yow aboute hone, þe duches doȝter of Tyntagelle,
þat geten hem bylyue. Dar any harme hent, arȝez in þis hous hym þryes, as of a tree, till high defiance ’gainst the
tear or mend. Neuer þe launde, and whiles, faire disgrace, let him almost close thought the debris of prys in mony hatz taken—
for ho hatz dalt—disserue, ȝif ȝe haf waled wel better, I schal fange at þy fust þat I ask bi ryȝt. Then Piers,
of friendly kiss: I promised the guy. Pale grew thin like a gray washboard; where the sky and when upon a tuft of some
Columbus of their own flesh to- day demay yow þat ilke gome in þe wod of a whale to some palace rang; the Nestors
were the beautiful dreamed that treasure passe. Fair the tiles, for fools will splash the black Buick, driven by a blade
of fresh foliage and straight to seed. Before her cheek when it goes black, we will there be some minx tripped to þe garysoun
oþer leude þat he were, and folden in wyth yrn to þe heȝe felle; nade he no lenger on lyte droȝen. Or should the
Fair, together in his boþe al aboute, of þe grene to Gawan glydez ful ryche and left us by inheritor
of element, to kysse at you you will, we are sold to the nerves of my House, light of morn, with the score, sad rakes
too fierce temptation marks kissing into is, was, and swere swyfte by his returns: like thine. Had: as a kid, it was a
mon me to a human think not shines, mountains rise, and sometimes with clay, do not know, or done amiss, and rave at the
strangle with it a pattern of all motion as well as a’ the priests with your high defiance ’gainst my love me for
þe nonez, and so wyl I no more bot snyrt hym one, carande stonde þer I lende, and þurȝ wyles of woe? Children is gone.
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With ledes for a short breath; thou gav’st Leander breath with her venture. Their face wad fyle the witch, hast never to
return, I am now, With Time’s injurious hand we were the Water-Monarch. No melody; gone are soundyly
out of reach, as growe grene stele to þe hult, þat þe colde to þe flesche þurȝ alle oþer halowed þat he myȝt.
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Will be. He wolde fulsun hom, þe fayre fylyolez þat my legge lady þenn spek of leudez þer maden. Wich spede is
in its bright to court carolez newe with mournyng he slode, sleȝly he þonkkez ofte a traueres bi traunt of life is
oft a dread that we are alle arayde, þe ȝatez wer stoken faste, faythe, as any other end of God who gives,
that thou wast thews immortality. Strangle with gret dyn to þe ston, stod he stroke surpris’d and vast; and the morn to
my tale. For this sweet day is gone. Now þat he had, I wad na gie a button for her! When by a dead this but then
should not lose you for mercy. Knight what Thou the wing, round ever he wolde lyste his pocket&turned the powers voted the
knight was a lover holding on his Eyelashes wept Blood— Search everywhere, bright blue gaze. This wand again, that we covet
the female or male? Make my heart, pity a human pastures; or, O tortures hot breath with fame; for age and quiet
to him befalling like a temper Juan’s faults of his wyte, ne wowyng of þis hous holdez hym on þat holde lengez
þe couenaunt ȝe craue in þis euen þyn aunt, make coffee, open the west shoots—Add this the wind’s body. At the lightless
art to weare, whil my love is life, thy worth, despite: and a-propos of motion charms my might proving upon this
earth’s smoothly to my mouth, each bud puffing out from those powers; but form good vse doth not one. His moder watz he werrez,
and brayden fulness at my shoulder, he means deals in fiction: she watch’d for want you leave a black snakes upon a
tuft of straggling weeds, to the throes of gladness! Radiant beams my cheuicaunce, þat gret whyle, such chaffer and they, my soul
it came yonder round me; by my petals with they must be: for decades she hath they reach—tho’ lost on þe morn, for to
mete with shapes as Jove did when the day. As long and towchez, chaunge, fer floten fro þe chepen and kysses hir
comlyly as he hem raysed is euer; byfore þe costez þe court he shall distinguish you, and of Retribution.
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We’ll weary watching a prayere, and more beauty shall distinct their brows and future/current noon texting for each other’s
naked. Wound was, greatest grief, the red man’s breast. Soon after year, my carrot, my cabbage, I wolde kepe hym wel þat tyme,
with women: but their silver iterance! Which bears with mony golden hair, and time, whether their promise to try to
remene. Inevitable Outside their thankfulness. They did all to me. He watz nieȝ nyȝt, and of the David or
their spirit, overwrought, may be fix’d at somewhat mechante in heroes and ladyez; and þat þay vsed. As since without
the knight was made: so, better; I ��schulde. Walked within his own. Thy selfe, doest striue all my every god be thank’d, and, trembling
for clamour, when young husband weather. For now thou not reserv’d. Even as they each other’s faded cheek when I reign.
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First doth go, how loudly Thenot lieth! Further. Seek doubting much too poor for each shell and fair, but glorifies his Lips.
Rejoice we are who love may still are dights her great Sea-King bow’d to his cler armez, loutez fro þe mete to were.
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Ah, Chloris mair than she guess’d by this they were to the south summer is no peace at last axiom, he advised his sad misfortunes, and several sexes; neither madly; and you’re psychic no one but torment, as a poplar or
a prize reserve their fountains to all men lie; peace in hert; wherfore sykyngez. I, cumbred with words whereof now he þat ȝarkkez al menske þenkkez, þe hede hade. Her conduct free; so, when you speak,—I grant youth’s heritage, whose beames to
wed; then to die; yet there’s no other charm, warned a dying year fallen such an ill-paired couple seen. Parten ryȝt þere on coolde; gawan watz spyed and wan’d the human eye: for decades she knew not. And all too late. First breezeless lake,
on which state comes nerre with backward glance behold! As thou’s fair, and pray persuade me the tree wearing made, shall still the slewed mirror of your high defiance. And Salamon with an aluisch mon, for what is worthyly wonnen hym þere,
þat is gast of life, thy workes reproue, and layde hym chefly cumaundez to dele yow for drurye doubled by a sparrows pair, and finger failed to a beauties so diuine ravisht, staid not, till the nerves of pris depresed hym in araye noble
hands, rose from the red man dance of Platonism, which will come smoothly, also so cortays knyȝt so toȝt. What now the painting of arwes—at vche wende vnder, why aught found it round his life, your every god be the shuddering for there, bright
essences; he shall never was found, his who had given to life’s busy wits to me as a chosen þere. To show but Calvary—Talk to your state, this new-appearing its expansive with þe slete he slepe sound I here pass; with dandies
dined; heard in that they loue. Past cure I am, yet I can prove The phœnix riddle nature’s art harmonies of Princely Grace put forth, sufficient forward toe, her much-adored delight to witlesse thy linger in the Hall, maud the body
watz clene in hymself þat in my verse—it visits have won the running Time she was gone into his lode for tears. Which all other can show quickly forth þryngez vmbeweued þat fyne force, but add, jenny kissed he ful hyȝe, and clay, do not
do, lest I deuayed were; a balȝ berȝ bi a bonke þe brydel, hit þe hors fete þay þer expoun of druryes greme and gomen is your faith to a dying flame! Was not likely, with all the spring, that so sweetest soueraigntie of reason’s rule
now reign thy thought I could not comlych carolez newe with shapes unseen among þo þornez rachez þat weppen in hallez—and þe halme grypez, and how insane the queen and purging fire, pull’d down but up! My skiff along green the pelf
with grene ar her welcumez hir softly on þe wod hit watz he neuer þe bryȝtest’, þe burde bot þe lasse bi a rokk þer repayres; vche mon þat leuer wer nowþe haf þe, hende, in forlorn wretched the sea. He left me famished, but
if thou pass a cruel, cruel space, with bryȝt sunne. Beautiful face a-washin; but Willie had, I wad hae thee, his degré grayþely at home, far more that I can’t help scribbling once asked thy linger, thought run wild while day lapped a flone—þat bicumes
vche a cace. Now I þonk yow, bi þe rybbez radly þay flokked in fear that same fruit doth rest. With alle þe iles of the best, let me love by bonnie Doon to see her turn. And set the sun, and goodly spired, or wife, in any
manner by their cheek when it grew besides there are who lord it o’er thy cheek a rose full sweets to steal about the Past. Lady, this is so dramatic this scroll, and, with symbol- essence could I haste to those who expectation of love.
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But thou, unknown by heart have drain’d. Hit is scaþe þat þou wypped of no rescowe. Thou art all men lie; peace in his fyue
wyttez, þat þe sidbordez. And sweetheart beat once more gracious are, most sweet-faire, yet swelled the queen may take from the tree
a blue moon shines, mountains flow? Periphery pinned to find, the only the true blood; and syþen with any sign or change
of flowers, and Aethon snort his movements, no sorrow liue. She has known sorrows given: yet firme love. In a swoghe sylence
þurȝ forse of haunts umbrageous; could grow light. I say Drink Me I say it. The sons propped an awkward the throes of gladness
in all I could a creature wept. With love: little lap- dog breed, who like to mach, for soþe, as soon’s she said, No, no.
Yours be the wind like a young souls: I heard the sea breathe not þerwyth of ful dere metes, foysoun ouer his hed of his
movements continue good. From the Arrows that they dance, and legs want play, the counsel Juan. The broad estates to me as
a flint is free; regretting kine, couched in oþer, myn honourable vows receives: and mine’s a bubble, not even with
green their own, a thing it touches. In lieu of song. There are dangerous thing, but then whisper of artless art to beauty
still as bright. Are, must be country that my affection move, thou art commission’d bowers I see your voice of alle
dayntyez double post, and huge, and storing chance between mine ear again, assured of thy greatest ashes, as leuest
þing for clarification. On the day, right sun. The same; whether with causefull teares! When did themselues O
sweetest prison twine. No marvel then he hym grace of his hede, þi spere and raykez þis knyȝtez vnder heuen, kyng hyȝest mon
of wynter nas wors, when the moist earth as t was. The wilderness where thereby! Whether comes in at þe haȝer stonde þe
behoues. The name once. It will not hurt one hair was a fine and Juan will fall; but this hert and couetyse boþe! For to fonge.
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Neuer he stod vpon silk bordes barred and chalk and those sugred phrase … children would there apart, waiting for silver light lifts
up his stampèd face then wrong, and fear, thought of ioy, the crystal- smooth it festers so that fierce men on the different go-between;
with lullaby. Ten men love with as inconstantly, was so much that a load of Right, it is most lowe, þe leuez
his counsel to chemné, and doth lie, yet mortal and omnipotent, didst thou mayst have taken, mends our joyous hour but
even knows, so many things, hungry arab—after messe metely delyuer hym deue, and yet regret—no major
tension in; bitter became gaunt, with the flower-enamour’d busy bot bare bifore þe hyȝe table fills with her
venturous climbings and treleted with his launce ryȝt hym bysyde, as ony braþ houndes wyth þe softe watz holȝ inwith,
nobot an olde caue, or a creuisse of Wyrale; wonde worþyest of dead, half sighing to human heart, and look like
a miser’s hoard, a loving and poison’d poison behind. For loving and mercy non vses, for fun watched each other,
may be unwrought me to I was a winters, with a stark unprinted silent, sullen steps; another day; a year
is tamed: and t will teach discernment to be destroy’d. And frantic-mad with the depths of magic, and ellez do quat
kyth he becom knwe non oþer ȝe mowe. Steep, mingled poisoned was moved to man, with something over: you’ve to see to its
foundations, it was before him, hurl’d him to compelled, on her for her husband’s honour his head, and the darkness to
all worth þer þe ruful race he schulde haf þe godemon so glad watz borne, wele walt þer moste; burnez innoghe of
þe londez launce is there will breath, as dark water—jessamine, rose, and þe wallez were green and kennen ayþer halue, and
water bottles her overshadows, and bleden, bi bonkkez þer clenged; nwe nakryn noyse with syȝt þay same. As growe,
which, in disentangled power, and inspired. A cloth’s periphery pinned to noȝt, and doggez to determine
when ȝe wyl a whyle sesed, and be cheated, and freschly his venysoun to feel distemper’d love’s sake hold it!
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For later þat siȝed for fuel; I had wanted and when storm- rent disclos’d the sprinkled holy watery pillowing
of the topics most consequent visits a rose full sweet day is forgot. Though blindly contumelious, brought to stand
on hepes; here are dabbled with gret dyn to þenne, mon schulde haf þe gode gle, and hade belt to rhyme at, because she thoughts
and snow? His inexperience made the trumpet heard, twise said, No, no. Spell entangled power, nor ceas’d to com þe
kyng as kene bi kynde þen stod þat swete, felle ouer loked. Tis so becoming back to Scylla fair! A pattern of
a best, with tears and hastily hit semed welneȝe of all the finger. In bliss the truth and blue-stockings, and secresy:
and constant glance up in some nigh by the feel a handsome man, and Errik, and þat yow devaye wolde kepe hym weue. Ere
it sleep with my friends, when nothing morn. Where art the kind. The sway of human things, the sea love is crownèd with the night awake?
Hit is a bittour bumps within its last arctic blast has slain spirit, without baptism, a third degree; if
better, thought so doth sit: o let me freeze or glow, and—what to him better on his blood from things seem only one in
pieces small agacerie. Full many wanton winds and to his cloþez þe colde to fly have added feather phone book there’s
your advice! When I got to holde, as may þat much bale þoled. Long a stand, praising the sweet in spring. When thy
lieutenancie to this the times away do go; but first did with the hour I met her in tune, he marked the news over
glowing, longer touches. And rotez þat his Feet, she lay that have I dwelt whole desir’st that broke my rest, take it and
waters wash’d, where yet regret, Poore Child complaint—that you caused. Into a cumly closet with metez at hym syȝe; hit
semed. I knew, always what makes to sway, yours is my wedez ar softer mould, and look’d upon the hours and had now
comly, and irked, into a starry night. And mesh my destinés derf and dele no more? And made for þat ientyle
ar boþe, a scheldez, and askez, Ferde lest lachet oþer freke were all before is no peace or war? The heart, how ledes
and then I knew all along youth’s lament—for I am sick of the universe? And my disert nys euen, þat
forgat not yet agreed, then as sure and forward springtime, the very much as our own, a third degree is much louyes.
#poetry#automatically generated text#Patrick Mooney#Markov chains#Markov chain length: 7#174 texts#ballad sequence
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Below the cut you'll find a list of my MCU muses along with their face claims (more info about each oc muse will be up soon but if you have any questions in the meantime don't be afraid to pm me, I have info on Google Docs for all of them.)
Total Muses; 48 Newest Member; Zander Lance Santiago Added; 4/17/25
Sterling Atlas Ward... portrayed by Ian Somerhalder Kailee Elizabeth Holtz... portrayed by Megan Fox (villain and hero verse) Kaiden Edward Holtz... portrayed by Ian Somerhalder (villain and hero verse) Joaquin Miguel Torres... portrayed by Danny Ramirez Peter Django Maximoff... portrayed by Evan Peters Pietro Django Maximoff... portrayed by Aaron Taylor-Johnson Wanda Marya Maximoff... portrayed by Elizabeth Olsen Camelia Waverly Maximoff... portrayed by Danielle Rose Russell James Buchanan Barnes... portrayed by Sebastian Stan Kaleb Jonas Barnes... portrayed by Logan Lerman Steven Grant Rogers... portrayed by Chris Evans (note: i have both pre-serum and super soldier steve) Maxine Josephine Rogers... portrayed by Kathyrn Newton Samuel Thomas Wilson... portrayed by Anthony Mackie Michelle Julia Jones-Watson... portrayed by Zendaya Coleman Peter Benjamin Parker... portrayed by Tom Holland Gwendolyn Maxine Stacy... portrayed by Emma Stone Peter Benjamin Parker... portrayed by Andrew Garfield Jonathan Spencer Storm... portrayed by Chris Evans Melody Elizabeth Young... portrayed by Sabrina Carpenter Kate Bishop... portrayed by Hailee Steinfeld Natalia Alianovna Romanova... portrayed by Scarlett Johansson Yelena Fyodorovna Belova... portrayed by Florence Pugh Anastasia Sloane Lenkov... portrayed by Holland Roden Wren Nika Volkov... portrayed by Josephine Langford Wynter Nadia Volkov... portrayed by Lili Reinhart Brunnhilde Valkyrie... portrayed by Tessa Thompson Loki Laufeyson... portrayed by Tom Hiddleston Cordelia Ara Odinsdottir... portrayed by Ashley Benson Amora Delphine Brantley... portrayed by Leighton Meester Celeste Juliet Livingston... portrayed by Brenda Song Ororo Storm Munroe... portrayed by Halle Berry Susan Jane Storm... portrayed by Jessica Alba Ryker August Hudson... portrayed by Mitchell Hope Colten Micah Allen... portrayed by Jonathan Bailey Atlas Elden Ceres... portrayed by Jonah Hauer-King Zander Loukas Santiago... portrayed by Ben Barnes Lance Andrés Santiago... portrayed by Shiloh Fernandez Luca James Santiago... portrayed by Joe Santagato Zander Lance Santiago... portrayed by Jeremy Shada
Crossover/Genderbent Muses
Nikolai Nathaniel Novak... portrayed by Daniel Sharman (tvdu to mcu) Charmeine Ayla Hanlon... portrayed by Zendaya Coleman (spn to mcu) Kaiden Edward Holtz... portrayed by Ian Somerhalder (genderbent kailee) Petria Delilah Maximoff... portrayed by Alexandra Daddario (genderbent pietro) Stephanie Grace Rogers... portrayed by Dove Cameron (genderbent steve) Jamie Belladonna Barnes... portrayed by Kaya Scodelario (genderbent bucky) Samantha Trinity Wilson... portrayed by Gabrielle Union (genderbent sam) Theodosia Audra Odinsdottir... portrayed by Rachel Taylor (genderbent thor) Lady Loki Laufeysdottir... portrayed by Katie McGrath
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"I hardly care about all that," Benjamin persisted, squeezing her hands. "I understand what you're saying -- I do -- but my heart feels nothing but warmth and affection for you. Why should I deny myself just because it's what society dictates? Since when has society been right about us?"
Anne nearly recoiled at his words. Her eyes were wet, and she continued to deny him. “I want you, Ben. But there's more. I-I’ve not been entirely honest with you..."
Watching her withdraw, a look of confusion crossed his face before he quipped, "And what's next? Did you steal a book from the library?" Despite his teasing remark, it was clear by Anne's unsmiling face that this was no laughing matter.
Drawing a breath, she said in a rush, "My real name... is not Anne Wynter. It’s Annelise Sophronia Shawcross."
Bemused, Benjamin offered a helpless shrug. "And why is that so terrible? In the war, I went by John Bolton -- I was a spy, a blackguard...the absolute lowest of the low. Spies are deemed cowards, Anne, not heroes, so I can hardly fault you for choosing a name that...what? Protected you, I presume?"
Anne was far from finished. She regaled him with a story of love and heartbreak, and exile -- both from the home and family she loved.

"Anne..."
"In the eyes of my family, I do not exist, Ben. I am more than just a tarnished woman. I am a fraud, a liar. I am a ghost."
"But you're not," Benjamin persisted. "Anne, you are the woman I love..."
"And I do not deserve your love, Ben," she cut in. "Selfishly, I want it, but I know I do not deserve it. I do not deserve happiness."
Finally, a needle of frustration pierced into his tone. "And why is that?" he demanded. "Who told you you don't deserve love and happiness? And what's more, why in God's name do you believe it?" Scoffing, Benjamin took her face between his hands. "If I accept you, why must any of this matter? You changed your name, you lied, you lost your innocence to a monster...that's no different than my lies, and murder, and deception. I didn't just kill in the name of my country, Anne, I..." Trailing off, he swallowed. "A couple times, I killed for personal reasons. And by your account, I suppose that means I am undeserving of love, too...and I would agree, had I not met you. You've saved me from the exile of my heart."
Is that all? Anne didn't know what she expected, but it wasn't this. It wasn't the relieved chuckle he gave, as though she had told him a meaningless secret. Anne knew he was kind and caring, that he was likely to forgive harsh words or foolish mistakes, but her past with George was too heavy to brush off. And it was becoming too heavy to burden as well.
He rambled on, confiding in her his own childish misgivings, and yet it didn't help lessen the guilt she felt for keeping so many secrets from him. She had lied to him about who she was. She had made a contract to never speak of her past, to erase Annelise from the face of the earth lest she condemn her sisters to a similar fate. But keeping such a thing from someone she loved was slowly killing her.
“Yes, b-but you are a man. Y-You’re not expected to remain pure and untouched. As a woman, I…” She shook her head, trying to make sense of the situation. Did he not understand the severity of her mistakes? Did he not understand how much a thing mattered? It had been part of the reason she'd been forced to leave home at sixteen, forced to erase her past and start over. She offered a sad smile, hesitant to believe the worst of it had passed.
“Ben, I…” She wanted to tell him everything, to bare herself to him in her entirety. To pull back the layers of her façade and show him the scared girl that lay beneath. “I do not deserve you.” It’s all she can manage to say without breaking down.
Her brows knitted together at his words. Did he truly think his time in the war and the hardships he endured made him less worthy of love? For Anne, her mistakes were nearly unforgivable. She had maimed a man, scarred him for life because she'd foolishly wielded a blade in self-defense. And it that weren't enough, if she were to ever find a husband capable of looking past her clouded past, it would not change the fact that she would always be tainted. If she bore his children, they would come from an impure womb, no matter how much she loved and cherished her husband. And furthermore, George was still out there, bloodthirsty and vengeful.
“I want you, Ben. But there's more. I-I’ve not been entirely honest with you..." Gently, she pulled away. She didn't want to cling to him, not when there was a chance he might push her away when he knew the full truth. She wouldn't be able to handle a wound that deep, so she pulled away on her own and hoped her legs would be strong enough to carry her.
Anne closed her eyes and took a deep breath. This was the tipping point. This was where the test of their love either flew or plummeted to the ground with a deafening crash. He had excused the horrid words she'd said to him in a moment of anger. He had been kind enough to look past her lack of virtue, but she was about to admit the extent of her façade and, with it, the extent of her sins.
"My real name... is not Anne Wynter. It’s Annelise Sophronia Shawcross." Her own name felt foreign on her tongue, like a dead language that had been killed nearly a decade prior. She hadn't uttered her birth name since she left home. The last time she'd said it aloud was when she whispered her goodbyes and her grievances into the crashing waves below her on her sudden departure to the Isle of Man. She hadn't spoken her name out loud in almost ten years and a part of her worried she never would.
"When I was sixteen, I gave my heart--and, foolishly, my body-- to a monster, a-and I have been paying for it every since." Speaking the truth aloud felt cathartic. It felt like a weight was being lifted from her chest, but now she was at risk of being swept away in her lies. "I was sent away, exiled from my home so that my sins, my crimes, would not spur a scandal that might spoil my sisters’ prospects for marriage. In the eyes of my family, I do not exist, Ben. I am more than just a tarnished woman. I am a fraud, a liar. I am a ghost." With a shuddered breath, Anne rose her eyes to look at him. "And I do not deserve your love, Ben. Selfishly, I want it, but I know I do not deserve it. I do not deserve happiness."
#awynter#a crossing of paths#ben x anne#//ben's like UMM can we go back to making out??#i think i liked that better :///#long post tw
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To Each One Their Room
Jacques,
Maintenant que nous savons la raison de vos termes-slogans collabos (ceux d'hier sont limite exaspérants, mais "ça passe" ou quasi), je vais vous expliquer où doit rester la compagne d'un chef, en l'occurrence politique. Il ne s'agit en rien de machisme. Chacun ses qualités mais quand quelqu'un sait ce qu'il fait et a un poste de direction, d'évidentes qualités et des ambitions, il ne se fait rien imposer par personne et sûrement pas sous le chantage sexuel ou queue sèche. Anne, lorsqu'elle a commencé à se faire torturer sans que je le sache par le gang (début de confinements) est devenue monstrueuse. Une des choses loin d'être les pires était qu'elle se la jouait "boss" et n'arrêtait pas de dire "attends je t'explique" (TM) alors que j'essayais de la faire sortir de ce que j'estimais une dépression. En fait je lui posais des questions genre "je prends conseil" pour la réveiller, la faire participer à la vie. De plus elle était devenue tellement violente psychologiquement que j'y allais un peu apeuré. Elle me disait des trucs du genre "ah mais moi aussi je peux écrire des livres de philo !!" je lui disais "ben vas-y". Elle était métamorphosée, telle Dana Wynter à la fin de l'excellent Invasion of the Body Snatchers de Don Siegel (1 956). Sa joie, sa gentillesse étaient devenues haine, aigreur, jalousie, bêtise. Normalement, elle ne fait que me soutenir, ne descend jamais rien de mon travail - comme je le fais pour elle. Aujourd'hui comme vous le savez c'est son anniversaire après des années de jeunesse détruites et des séquelles à vie. Je ne l'ai jamais dit, mais le gang l'a violée exprès - en groupe avec des vieillards - le jour de son anniversaire, et celui de Noël. What about un petit ou grand geste sur eu'l vèbe ou "IRL" ? Basile Pesso, Land of Somewhere, 4 juillet 2 024 Dodgy, In a Room
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anonymous said : mw from disney movies?
right now , we'd especially love to see : addison wells , bree , bucky buchanan , eliza zambie , zoey necrodopolis , bonzo , wynter barkowitz , a-lan , a-li , a-spen , any of the -acey's , & ocs from zombies ; cruella de vil , evil queen , maleficent , jafar , ben , & celia facilier from descendants ; hades & hercules from hercules ; sarah hawkins , dr doppler , morph , captain amelia , & silver from treasure planet ; nani pelekai from lilo & stitch ; queen of hearts , white rabbit , & mad hatter from alice in wonderland ; mother gothel from tangled ; & ryder , honeymaren , & sven from frozen !
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Wilhelmina Barns-Graham at a meeting of the Crypt Group in 1947.
"From its formation in 1927, the St. Ives Society of Artists had been the supreme exhibiting society of St. Ives. The Crypt Group formed in September 1946 was a breakaway faction of the STISA set up in the crypt of the local Mariners Church which is today still used by the STISA. It originally consisted of Peter Lanyon, John Wells, Guido Morris, Bryan Wynter, Patrick Heron and Sven Berlin, all of whom were looking for new ways to describe physical reality by exploring abstract forms of painting or sculpture. Other exhibiting artists who became members included Ben Nicholson, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Denis Mitchell, Misome Peile, John Wells, Bryan Winter and Barbara Hepworth. At that time, their approach to art was in disagreement with the traditional style of the other artists of the Cornish colony. A closing turbulent meeting between members in 1949 resulted in Hepworth and Nicholson resigning, pulling several other members with them to eventually form the Penwith Society of Arts. Generally, the exhibits at the time did not find favour with the general public."

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