and tumble out your hair

... that we leave in a week for the road trip. United States beware--the Pennsylvanians are on the loose! TO A CHILD DANCING IN THE WIND by: W. B. Yeats (1865-1939) ANCE there upon the shore; What need have you to care For wind or water's roar? And tumble out your hair That the salt ...

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Peace That Comes at Length

...post ep fic for 4x02? Many thanks to alias424 for being my fabulous sounding board and second half, as usual. The title comes from a W.B Yeats poem called Peace - which I thought fit. Peace That Comes at Length Her security detail followed her like a shadow as she moved swiftly down the ...

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"No matter how bad things get, they can always get worse...

... my BIT was about perception . I was thinking about my very favorite poem (which is also possibly the most complicated poem ever written...that's still good anyway), W.B. Yeats' "The Two Trees" and comparing the idea behind that to Tennyson's...? Before we found God in ourselves? I could talk about that poem and the concepts it calls to mind forever . It has three ...

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"These monsters aren't ours." "I know. They're mine."

..., but this is my favorite poem I've ever written. It helps ...lines aren't actually mine. ; ) Glosa on "All Souls' Night" by W.B. Yeats* ...A ghost may come; ... some lines from a famous poem (or at least a published ...of the stanzas of the new poem. The glosa must also be ... the size of the stanzas. (Yeats' poem has a pretty unusual ... say something about the original poem--clarifying it's meaning, or ...

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Challenge 32 & 33

... my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. (W.B Yeats) A little something different because your mod has started reading more (oh no, when will they learn?). For this challenge you must be inspired by the Yeats poem above, this could mean you uses words or phrases from the text or your icon is just inspired by it....

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Why Do You Write?

... convincing myself that I know, although in her poem "From the Prison House", the American poet Adrienne ... face its intent is clarity it must forget nothing Seeing clearly, with what W. B. Yeats called "a cold eye", doesn't seem to me to be one .... The rest, how good or bad a poem might be, or how relevant, I leave ....uk, for having enough faith in this poem to publish it for the first time: ...

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Snuffbox Pick of the Week

... me to feature a favorite poet, and I chose William Butler Yeats, but there are many others, Robert Frost is an obvious favorite,...If anyone watched the movie Equilibrium (thank you Jean ^^v), the poem I'm going to feature will be quite familiar, I was ... it, which happened to work wonderfully for the film. Nothing says anti-dystopian better than W.B. Yeats' He Wishes For The Cloths of Heaven

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Sleeping in the River

...even the earliest. For example, the poem “Three Marching Songs” from the ...both the politics and patriotism that Yeats’ supported. (Finneran 333) That message, ... The Collected Works of W.B. Yeats , “The soldier takes pride ... traditions that is prevalent through Yeats’ plays and poetry but is ... Poetry, 1996. Pethica, James, ed. Yeats’s Poetry, Drama, and Prose ...

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For Maglor

First found this poem almost two years ago, & thought it fit Maglor: The Sad Shepherd -- W.B. Yeats There was a man whom Sorrow named his friend, And he, of his high comrade Sorrow dreaming, Went walking with slow steps along the gleaming And humming sands, where windy surges wend: And he called loudly to the stars to bend From their pale thrones and ...

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Rupert Brooke, now in digital color

...Brooke was a soldierpoet of WWI who never saw combat and the "handsomest man in England" according to W.B. Yeats. Born in Rugby, he lived, wrote and cavorted (rather literally) with everyone of note in early 20th ...the "A young Apollo, golden haired" bit from a Frances Cornford poem who mourned that Brooke's "Magnificently unprepared For the the long littleness...

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