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MICHAEL commented on Emily Dickinson & other poetry.
Now five have come to dine off the steady banquet of pink geranium; the only sound is the whir of their wings. Soon it...
9th October 2008
MICHAEL commented on Emily Dickinson & other poetry.
The Wordsworth Effect by Joyce Sutphen Is when you return to a place and it's not nearly as amazing as you once thought...
22nd September 2008
MICHAEL commented on Emily Dickinson & other poetry.
Bright star, would I were steadfast as thou art-- ...Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night And watching, with eternal...
19th September 2008
MICHAEL commented on Emily Dickinson & other poetry.
On the anniversary of the elopement of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning in 1846: f thou must love me, let...
19th September 2008
MICHAEL commented on Emily Dickinson & other poetry.
Probably one of the most loved poems written in the 20th Century. John Chiardi, in his book, "How Does A Poem Mean"...
18th September 2008