HeyJaredBaled Hay- A Drier Book than Walt Whitmans Leaves o Grass
In this delightfully absurd final work, the author presents a collection of trite yet beautiful sayings that defy poetic norms.
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Cathay-Ernest Fenollosa, Ezra Pound (opens the original)
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In this delightfully absurd final work, the author presents a collection of trite yet beautiful sayings that defy poetic norms. With a humorous touch, he admits to intentionally stripping away any semblance of poetry, ensuring that no thought or suggestion could tarnish the most delicate sensibilities. Readers are advised to indulge in it slowly, savoring each piece rather than rushing to discover the fate of the romantic subplot. This book promises to lift your spirits, operating on the princip
Mortal Coils-Aldous Huxley (opens the original)
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In this delightfully absurd final work, the author presents a collection of trite yet beautiful sayings that defy poetic norms. With a humorous touch, he admits to intentionally stripping away any semblance of poetry, ensuring that no thought or suggestion could tarnish the most delicate sensibilities. Readers are advised to indulge in it slowly, savoring each piece rather than rushing to discover the fate of the romantic subplot. This book promises to lift your spirits, operating on the princip
Admirable Bashville-George Bernard Shaw (opens the original)
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In this delightfully absurd final work, the author presents a collection of trite yet beautiful sayings that defy poetic norms. With a humorous touch, he admits to intentionally stripping away any semblance of poetry, ensuring that no thought or suggestion could tarnish the most delicate sensibilities. Readers are advised to indulge in it slowly, savoring each piece rather than rushing to discover the fate of the romantic subplot. This book promises to lift your spirits, operating on the princip
In Search of the Unknown-Robert W. Chambers (opens the original)
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In this delightfully absurd final work, the author presents a collection of trite yet beautiful sayings that defy poetic norms. With a humorous touch, he admits to intentionally stripping away any semblance of poetry, ensuring that no thought or suggestion could tarnish the most delicate sensibilities. Readers are advised to indulge in it slowly, savoring each piece rather than rushing to discover the fate of the romantic subplot. This book promises to lift your spirits, operating on the princip
Astrophel and Stella-Sir Philip Sidney (opens the original)
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In this delightfully absurd final work, the author presents a collection of trite yet beautiful sayings that defy poetic norms. With a humorous touch, he admits to intentionally stripping away any semblance of poetry, ensuring that no thought or suggestion could tarnish the most delicate sensibilities. Readers are advised to indulge in it slowly, savoring each piece rather than rushing to discover the fate of the romantic subplot. This book promises to lift your spirits, operating on the princip
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