12/28/2006
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Winch
As a young girl I was so free |
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12/26/2006
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Wynd
Silver Wynd: The first on-line poet that actually inspired me and now she’s my friend. Visit her page at: http://www.journalhome.com/profiles/SilverWind |
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12/26/2006
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Byron
| Lord Byron: Absolutey anything by Byron...it was all suitably lush and vibrant in language and expression. |
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12/26/2006
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Shakespeare
| William Shakespeare: Particularly Sonnet 116 'Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds...' |
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12/26/2006
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Wilde
| Oscar Wilde: Particularly 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol' sadly enough as it expresses such sad honesty and pain, however his earlier work is simply divine. |
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12/26/2006
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Poe
| Edgar Allan Poe: I have to confess, I do think he had a way of cheating in his poetry, to make things fit, but I don't care, because he did it with skill and not in a clumsy manner (like only Bach can put an unfavoured chord in a Bach chorale, because only he could do it with the needed style...when other people try and cheat, it just sounds bad...hehe). My favourite of his is 'The City In The Sea', and most definitely not the over exposed, over used, over rated bloody Raven. |
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