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- How About an Egypt Story? at storywrite
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1) A painter's appretince--15. From a middle-class background. Rather naive, but very genuine/good-hearted. Not easily angered, but with a dest - Farmer's Wife Facing Jail Time; Neverland Lawyer to Take the Case at storywrite
by Little Red Riding Hood; Mother Goose Villages, CA--In a marvel of modern surgery, Dr. Peter Piper, chief surgeon at Mother Goose Medical Center, managed to reattach the tail - Higwayman's Hollow at storywrite
An aria rips through the gloomy forest. The trillings of twilight gather in the lung of the wood and burst free. The sky blackens.
On a moonlit trail a wh
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on The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe, on March 19, 2004Does this need anymore comments? Oh well, Mr. Poe, you do fine work. Yessum, you do. I hope you post more soon! jkjk! Jeez, what can I say? Personally, I just think it's just a huge metaphor, the raven being sorrow that will never go away. I'm pretty sure his wife was already sickly when he wrote it, but don't quote me on that. I first read this last year, and I didn't get the last part, or I was majorly let down by it (so I'm assuming I didn't get it). Now I see that it has to be one of the most perfect endings ever. Doesn't it just resonate? Anyhow, I have my aunt's E.A Poe book from 1969 or whenever, and it just sits on my desk cuz it's so big. Favorite book. I've read Eldorado, Annabel Lee, and a couple others. But this is the best. Hands down. I could read it over and over...I think I shall memorize it just for the heck of it...hehe
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on The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes, on February 18, 2004i think i'm going to go memorize this, AC; I'm weird like that too.
Edited on Apr 20, 5:54 p.m. because 'my monkey typed it for me.'.