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Dive for Dreams, by e.e. Cummings
dive for dreams or a slogan may topple you (trees are their roots and wind is wind) trust your heart if the seas catch fire (and live by love though the stars walk backward) honour the past but welcome...
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My Favorite Poetry: Lang Leav
A few months ago, I stumbled on a poem that someone else had reblogged on tumblr. I instantly saved the image because it was something that really struck me. I had never heard of the poet, but assumed...
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Love You Forever
Well, I never ever post poetry, and I hardly ever (or have I ever?) post things that I’ve written, partially because I’m scared, but also because I just never feel like anything is ready. Due to the...
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Review: Losing Hope by Colleen Hoover
I just had to take a deep breath before I started this post. Why? I’m not even sure where to begin with this book. I think it’s already been established that I’m probably Colleen Hoover’s biggest fan....
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Hope
I wrote this poem the other night after finishing Losing Hope. I wasn’t lying when I said that book literally changed my life. I’m sure if you go back to the last poem that I wrote, you can most likely...
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Australia
I’ve been wanting to go to Australia for some strange reason lately. Then I found this poem, and it completely describes how I feel, although I don’t have someone in mind, rather someone that I’ve...
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Annabel Lee
I’m a little bit obsessed with Edgar Allan Poe. I love everything about his poems and his stories, because of his gothic tones. I might seem bright and sunny most of the time, but there’s a huge part...
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Because I could not stop for Death
I know, I know. I’m way into poems these days. Here’s another one of my favorites by Emily Dickinson (I almost just lost it and wrote Browning instead, um, no, not talking about Max Irons’ girlfriend...
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The Raven
Around Halloween, I always read my collection of Edgar Allan Poe works. And yesterday, when I was (forced into) watching Prometheus, I saw a preview for this movie called The Raven. Who watches the...
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