2 Cent Poetry

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marmarinos:Ancient Roman statue of Calliope, muse of epic poetry, dated to the 2nd century CE. Marbl

portraitsofsaints:Happy Feast DaySaint Cecilia2nd centuryFeast Day: November 22Patronage: Church mus

yesterdaysprint:The San Francisco Examiner, California, September 8, 1912

countessdestael:Dandelion - Half a Century of Poetry (Season of Storms).

Princess Humayun spies Humay at the gatefrom a Three Poems of Khwaju Kirmani. Baghdad, 1396.“H

George Platt Lynes (American; 1907–1955)Portrait of Marianne Moore 1935Gelatin silver Library of Con

Ms. Codex 1262 - [Literary miscellany]This manuscript is a collection of Latin poetry and prose,cons

fcperv: Gabrielle la Gazelle de son beau professeur s’était entichéeChaque soir après le cours pensa

Ancient Roman statue of Calliope, muse of epic poetry, dated to the 2nd century CE. Marble. Currentl

During her lifetime, Emily Dickinson was more widely known as a gardener, than as a poet. Her poetry

siegfried sassoon war poet

a-l-ancien-regime: Diziani Gaspare The Triumph of Poetry, 1758 18th century Ca’ Rezzonico, Venice

jackeesad: cinemove: Bright Star (2009) dir. Jane Campion One time I was stood up to see this mov

free-parking:Edgar Allan Poe’s manuscript for “Annabel Lee,” published in 1849, the year of his deat

Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400. The workes of our antient and learned English poet, Geffrey Chaucer, newly

“And after that she set herself to gain him the most famous man of all those times.” - I

gulestan: Oh keeper of my heart - What good is my life without you?

whiteruminations:Original manuscript version of John Keats’ ‘On First Looking into Chapman&rsq

artemisdreaming:Ariwara no NarihiraLate 17th-early 18th centurySumiyoshi Gukei, (Japanese, 1631-1705

harvard-art-museums-calligraphy: Fragment: Japanese Syllabary in Poetry (Iroha-uta), 17th-18th centu

Poésie = PoetryOtto Mäkilä (Finnish;1904–1955)1938Oil on canvasTurku Art Museum, Turku, Finland

It turns out not everyone is equally excited about Leap Day. In this 1728 poem, the personification

uh oh someone lent me some 12th century poetry

I send you a Canzonetta on the departure of Nice. You will find it very tender, but do not wrong me

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