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file -> phrases that are going to shift something in me forever

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Andrea Gibson, The Madness Vase

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my favorite lines from this article about poetry from students grades 3-6

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still. after all of it. mostly, i want to be kind

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i fear i will be ripped open and found unsightly. 

— anne sexton, a self-portrait in letters.

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-Henry Miller

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winter wonderland ♡

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New piece! Am calling her “Skör” (fragile in Swedish).

Assembled from strips of lace, a doily, and some fiddly needle lace and crochet for the teeth. Starched with diluted wood glue.

Perfect in time for Halloween!

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When Rio Romero said "Nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new, nothing's new" And when they also said "And if I start to grieve, 'Cause it feels you're 'bout to leave, Forgive me, I'm not naïve. I've been here before, So, won't you please spare me indignity? And won't you please give me some decency?"

What am I supposed to do with that? What am I supposed to do then? What then?

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Maybe I'm not introverted, maybe I want community, gossiping over a glass of wine, coffee shop dates, dying in some club's dirty bathroom, knowing half a city and saying hello to my favourite restaurant waiter; maybe I got too badly burned too young, just got too scared, settled for living in numbing comfort

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“Ewe Crying”

Oil paint on Gesso Board

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ANIS MOJGANI x ALEXANDER HARDING

‘For Those Who Can Still Ride In An Airplane For The First Time’, spoken word, uploaded on Youtube on 20 Apr. 2009;

Visible Light series (2010), photography

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Yaaay fruit party!!!!

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art + lemony snicket

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Hello, sir! I'm annotating and interpreting one of your poems, "Conjunctions", for an assignment. Do you have any advice on how to go about dissecting this work, or poems in general? Thanks much. :)

Read it silently to yourself. What's it about?

Then read it aloud. What do the sounds do? What kind of verse is it? Are there things the words do when spoken aloud that you weren't expecting?

What's the overall effect of the poem? How do the things in the poem add up to create that effect? Where were you at the start of the poem? Where did it leave you?

What do you think it was about?