Based on his published letters,1940 was a busy year for T.S.Eliot. He was based in London and working at Faber…
I once shared the idea that 'cellar door' was considered by some to be the most beautiful sounding phrase in…
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Many people know that the poet T. S. Eliot was very fond of cats and indeed created some wonderful cat…
OuLiPo meets Anapestic Tetrameter and the mad, bad and dangerous to know Bored Lyeron The Seduction of Sir Knack-a-Rib The…
Daffodil: good fortune; pleasure; contentment; joy. - from the surrealist dictionary definition generator. Windy today so lots of daffodils nodding…
February came and went. As Februarys do. As we approach the anniversary of "the year of living hunkered" in what…