Poe (sw) Gallery

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lauriehalseanderson:somnulentia:Dead Poets Society (1989)This scene breaks my heart and makes my eye
poedameron:“In a dark place we find ourselves, and a little more knowledge lights our way.”
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violentwavesofemotion:Afanasy Foeth, from “Whispers,” featured in “A Treasury of Russian Verse,”
Dunya Mikhail, from ‘Tablets II’(trans. Kareem James Abu-Zeid)[Text ID: “Like communion bread,your w
violentwavesofemotion:Takis Papatsonis, tr. by Kimon Friar, from Modern Greek Poetry; “Ode To Aquari
“ ILS S'ÉLOIGNENT D'UN ARPENT ET REVIENNENT RAPIDEMENT L'UN SUR L'AUTRE.”
missmert:Commission for @leupagus ! Poe and Luke would be buds YOU CANNOT TELL ME OTHERWISE ٩(♡ε♡ )۶
riboflavian:lawfulgrunge:riboflavian:one of my favorite things ever written is this short poem Octav
your-daughters-shall-prophesy:Citizen Illegal, José Olivarez
poetofthepiano:lothlenan:Someone call a doctor, because doing this painting killed my hands. Good gr
hupperts:Would you rather go on a date with Finn or Poe?
The Poet   -   Gabriel Sainz , 2010Argentinean, b.1967-Oil on canvas
My Lovely Cat (via Sarah P C)
WELP, St Patrick’s day is the day for it; the Irish Ogham oracle deck is headed to the printer
lisvno:tryingtolosemyfupa:poesdaughter:pastelmorgue:IT’S BACKOMFGI will love this forever!!!I’ve alw
beifongkendo:Famous haiku by Basho (furuike ya/kawazu tobikomu/mizu no oto - an old pond, a frog jum
salomeafan:Artus Scheiner - poems inspired
bookoasis:Via The New York Times: Poe’s Bronx Cottage Is Restored: It was a poor man’s house, with t
smolsamberg:we love this very platonic hug and poe’s hand on the back of finn’s neck. so platonic
Octavio Paz, from ‘Between what I see and what I say…’, A Tree Within (trans. Eliot Weinberge
enfant - poésie | AngelicaArt Prints & Cards available here
machomachi:The struggle to draw oscar isaac’s (beautiful) face is real
violentwavesofemotion:Paul Celan, from his poem titled “Tenebrae,” featured in Selected Poems &
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