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Sometimes i can sit here and just feel SO empty. Everything suffocates me...The way the paint on the walls is so muted (magnolia coated numbness), the way the noises - Alcohol induced genius at storywrite
At the first sign of daylight, he roused, or rather scrabbled frantically around his bedroom floor, searching for anything that vaguely resembled a cigarette. A soggy packet o
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on The Pig by Roald Dahl, on July 18, 2003I have grown up on a diet of Roald Dahl stories, but up till now had not read this poem, so it was refreshing to read. Roald Dahl had a fantastically creative mind as far as childrens literature went. Not a lot of people know he wrote serious stories too for the more mature audiences. There was a series in England on television called Tales of the unexpected, and Roald Dahl was one of the writers on there!! I bet that is something not everyone knows. Anyway. Much enjoyed and anytime Roald Dahl or Spike Milligan is promoted its a must read in my book.
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on Sonnet. A Dream, After Reading Dante's Episode Of Paulo And Francesca by John Keats, on May 20, 2003I love the last four lines of this. I havent read Keats before but I suppose being English its an absolute must.
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on Goodbye S.S. by Spike Milligan, on May 19, 2003I love Spike Milligans serious poetry.... people sometimes forget what an established writer he is. They think he just writes humourous little short poems and nothing else, but his best works are his deep emotion packed poems.
Lisa x
more roald dahl genius that I havent had the pleasure of reading before. i must re read his books that are sat in my bookcase. i feel a night of the witches coming on...
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