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labellementeuseAs I was re-reading poetry and browsing ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
posticonic (BEAUTIFUL ICONS. *pimpage*), I came to the conclusion that the most perfect combination in the world is ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
deutscheami's bases and... well, a lot of different poems, it turns out. So I spent an hour this afternoon putting the two together with varying degrees of success, and here are some of the better ones.
ALL OF THE BASES UNDER THE CUT ARE FROMposticonic. PLEASE CREDIT THERE. Other credit, as usual, is lovely but optional; commenting is even better.
Teasers:
Eileen Duggan
1. 2. 
-- from The Tides Run Up The Wairau
e e cummings
3.
4. 
-- from somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond
5.
6. 
7.
-- from since feeling is first
Lauris Edmond
8.
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10. 
--from The Active Voice. That last base is from gettyimages.com, notposticonic
Graham Billing
11.
12. 
-- from The Blind Gardener Plants Stones
Emily Dickinson
13.
14. 
miscellaneous
15.
-- I can't find which poem I took this one from, but the phrase was "your kindness was deadly." Any ideas gratefully received. :)
16.
-- from Full, by Bill Manhire
17.
-- from Seven Mysteries, by Michael Jackson (not the singer, the New Zealand poet. ;) )
posticonic (BEAUTIFUL ICONS. *pimpage*), I came to the conclusion that the most perfect combination in the world is deutscheami's bases and... well, a lot of different poems, it turns out. So I spent an hour this afternoon putting the two together with varying degrees of success, and here are some of the better ones. ALL OF THE BASES UNDER THE CUT ARE FROM
posticonic. PLEASE CREDIT THERE. Other credit, as usual, is lovely but optional; commenting is even better. Teasers:
Eileen Duggan
1.
2. -- from The Tides Run Up The Wairau
e e cummings
3.
4. -- from somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond
5.
6. 7.-- from since feeling is first
Lauris Edmond
8.
9. 10. --from The Active Voice. That last base is from gettyimages.com, not
posticonicGraham Billing
11.
12. -- from The Blind Gardener Plants Stones
Emily Dickinson
13.
14. miscellaneous
15.
-- I can't find which poem I took this one from, but the phrase was "your kindness was deadly." Any ideas gratefully received. :)
16.
-- from Full, by Bill Manhire
17.
-- from Seven Mysteries, by Michael Jackson (not the singer, the New Zealand poet. ;) )
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Date: 2005-09-20 10:47 am (UTC)And I my Robert Frost
And we note our place with bookmarkers
That measure what we've lost...
Mm, Emily.
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Date: 2005-09-20 08:30 am (UTC)pst, got some poems for my uni course. Care to have a peek?
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Date: 2005-09-20 09:15 pm (UTC)And most absolutely you can use it- that's why I made them, after all. I really loved that poem when I was a kid (about two years ago *grin*) and people really seem to be liking those ones, so I'm glad they succeeded.
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