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Apparition's Parentage (Thoughts resulting from Farenheit 451)
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Apparition's Parentage (Thoughts resulting from Farenheit 451) |
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LeeJ Member Patricius
since 2003-06-19
Posts 13296
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Thinking, frolics movement Amorous dancers, or’r waves of sea Vitality touching some pristine majesty Resting mute, upon curious reflections Intricate knotting precious threads Departures taking on new balance Habitual supping nectar of earth’s contemplations Their warming seas Whole spiritual intellect, opening windows to the essence Age turns most incredible, perhaps watertight likeness In strolls a naughty cheek of bright carnations Swathing morning light and sense divine Espousing words of genius Buoyant urchins, fancy winds Rumors in good health, composing passages Mother of electric lights Praise the mind with Scottish Ballads, surpassing imagination Unquestionably foul, to deny its height Words dress garden poets, with fountain-heads Spilling over heavenly colors, like clear skies waking through streets A visible plain of consideration, marvels the maze of muse Oh, such rare exquisite stanzas spoken through rattling bones Bones of fertile life, which once stole passion The beckoning ghost of sweetness, tingling senses Mirroring couplets of immortality, rallying art Like wild emotions of dreams, supernatural watercourses Recoiling, from Grecian Isles Being profound within nature’s scent Unfolding alterations from each tender likeness Oh habitual invitation, that possesses nightingale Oh that kiss, that sumptuous kiss of fancy sport That irony of highest rank Be lovely and perfect in sentiment Little thoughts reckless and right To the deity, a shepherd never sleeps Sacred parlor of twilight, our cradle rests Keep my resounding eyes, under warming parentage Like dear air swings on the seat of foreseen The power’s promise, binding our books To cherish, restore and consent Words come hither, on personal impulse Quit the likeness of multiple births The opening, the beginning, the quality of freedom |
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Member Rara Avis
since 1999-06-15
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this should stay somewhere closer to the top. Didn't you just love that book? All of my impurities are right here on my sleeve. This is Me"---Faith Hill |
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LeeJ Member Patricius
since 2003-06-19
Posts 13296 |
well, instead of reading the book, which I shold have, I rented the movie....very low budget, not extremely entertaining, but the thought behind the movie was scary and will absolutely keep me aware of anyone who wants to ban literature and books. Make you stop and think! Thank you for taking the time to read and comment, and perhaps I will get the book |
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