#The lake poets

[joytri]

in my sylvia plath, tortured poet, the lakes, jo march, dead poets society, albert camus, folklore, evermore, metamorphosis, dostovesky era

[janeaustenluvr13]

Taylor Swift WAS right!!!! I DO want auroras and sad prose!!! I DO want to watch wisteria grow right over my bare feet!!! those Windermere peaks DO look like a perfect place to cry!!! I DO want to set off with my muse to where all the poets went to die!!! fuck these hunters with cell phones (I'm one)

[thespianwordnerd]

William Wordsworth, Lines written at a small distance from my House, and sent by my little Boy to the Person to whom they are addressed (1798) (extract).

[gardenfairyreads]

“Is somebody gonna match my freak”, or more like, did anyone else write a 15-page essay on all the allusions to the Lake Poets’ poems in Taylor Swift’s Folklore when they were angsty fifteen-year-olds desperately needing attention from their high school female English teachers?

By the way, I wish Taylor had released “The albatross” sooner. Not only would it enhance the essay, but it would also make the laudanum-addicted old pall smile from heaven.

[lovingcasismyreligion]

Reading a poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge aloud while being alone feels like if I were cursing the rest life or reading the Bible

[luvrodite]

Dorothy Wordsworth, 'From the Grasmere Journals 'Thursday 15 April 1802'

[hope-ur-ok]

something something about romanticizing escapism (my thoughts on this mashup are not currently coherent)

[stillgotscars]

i hate it here x the lakes mashup - taylor swift

[amiracleilluminated]

Herald of Darkness Performance at The Game Awards 2023

[cn-4amsleeper]

Guys we’ve got a new Barbie Ken meme

[bugcowboyart]

Me, Delusional: draws a future where Estevez gets her tour t-shirt (and her ex-wife back) and Casey is just cool and normal

[arthurmorgans]

a nod to this post

[andichoseyou]

The Eras Tour surprise songs parallels

June 18, 2024—Cardiff, Wales: I Hate It Here / the lakes (mashup)

[fuckyeahsamlake]

The beautiful @kinolaika hosted the cast and crew of YÖTÖN YÖ for a special, world premiere screening of the final cut of the short film available to watch in Alan Wake 2. Kino Laika was founded by the Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki and writer and poet Mika Lätti, and felt like the perfect setting to show the cast and crew the final product of their hard work. Thank you to everyone from @angelfilms.fi for lending their expertise to the production! Thank you to the staff of the cinema for being excellent hosts! (x)