"there will be no more winters, there will be no more spring"
We are winning battles,
but we are losing the war.
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disaster strikes. head/hat. pull up, pull up!!! /time.
i cant wait til the post mortem discussion.
Would I could afford to buy my love a fine gown
Made of gold and silk Arabian thread
But I am dead and gone and lying in the church ground
But still I push my barrow all the day
i cant wait til the post mortem discussion.
Would I could afford to buy my love a fine gown
Made of gold and silk Arabian thread
But I am dead and gone and lying in the church ground
But still I push my barrow all the day
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TO MY SOUL! I WILL NOT BE SHAKEN!
[this is the part where you think about the lyrics instead of simply moving your body and hit the people beside you] [altho that is fun]
is it a joyous song? deceptively so.
do u know how hard it is to declare these things?
love : satisfied, trust : justified, all my days.
it is a battle cry. battle cries have consequences and actions. we are not doing karaoke.
(i just learned this song it's pretty awesome)
[this is the part where you think about the lyrics instead of simply moving your body and hit the people beside you] [altho that is fun]
is it a joyous song? deceptively so.
do u know how hard it is to declare these things?
love : satisfied, trust : justified, all my days.
it is a battle cry. battle cries have consequences and actions. we are not doing karaoke.
(i just learned this song it's pretty awesome)
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millay
or was it elizabeth bishop? i dont remember
has a poem about her lover leaving ["i lost a house, kingdoms" or something]
i learned it in poetry class
we were debating if the lover died or if just left her
i think it was about the lover deserting her
i told the prof
"even if millay was here telling me that the poem is about death it still doesnt change my opinion"
he told me "that's good, because you know what she wrote it a few months after her lover died"
that's called Reader Response theory i think.
doesnt matter how the author wrote it.
or was it elizabeth bishop? i dont remember
has a poem about her lover leaving ["i lost a house, kingdoms" or something]
i learned it in poetry class
we were debating if the lover died or if just left her
i think it was about the lover deserting her
i told the prof
"even if millay was here telling me that the poem is about death it still doesnt change my opinion"
he told me "that's good, because you know what she wrote it a few months after her lover died"
that's called Reader Response theory i think.
doesnt matter how the author wrote it.
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