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Hello again, and today is Thursday, January 24, 2013. I'm going to start this out with a question; What's the saddest book you've ever read.
Yesterday in my English class my teacher was talking about Shakespeare. He asked us who we thought was the strongest of the two both mentally and physically, Romeo or Juliet.
#OpussWeeklyChallenge #FreeVerse I read for hours And hours And hours And hours And- I wonder. What's the point But then my question is answered In W H Auden's: 'Ironic points of light'.
-TIFFANY- "Tiffany. Good to see you back. How was the Maldives?" Mrs Guy asked as soon as I walked in.
Heh, not really expecting much response for this but if you decide to bravo to you.
The Call of Cthulhu Written by Howard Philip Lovecraft in 1926, this story tells of the ominous, foreboding & deeply harrowing arrival of the Great Old One; the malignant star spawn Cthulhu.
Ambiguous poetry: what does it mean. Try to imagine: now what have we seen. A rainbow, a car, a knife in their backs, cross sections of life: seen smaller through cracks.
All that is gold dies not glitter, not all those who wander are lost; the old that is strong does not wither, deep roots are not reached by frost.