BFG

And ebb away -- dictated by tide, by moon

I'm Little John beating Robin Hood at the river crossing! Then I'm sailing to South America on a small boat with a tall mast. Reaching the shore, I hike over ...

When I was little my dad was working on his disertation, so I was too, of course. I would scribble on sheet after sheet of scrap paper, telling everyone that ...

I loved Kite Runner, though the end didn't live up to my expectations. Right now... A Tale of Two Cities, and Bastard Out of Carolina. Enjoying both so far.

Probably the some stuff my dad's written... just because he's my dad... and Capture the Flag . I loved that book, but its portrayal of a period, and the generation ...

I think we'll have to agree to disagree on the whole political issue... yeeaahh. Sorry, but I couldn't really see this as art with such a blatant political message staring ...

Oh, and W.B. Yeats and Bob Dylan (who is most certainly a poet. His lyrics hold up as poetry, not just as lyrics. Just look at this: Far between sundown's ...

I agree with all said above. It's fine to admit to liking a poem, and to say it's good or nice, but it's not a critique unless you find at ...

Wilfred Owen, Robert Graves, Ogden Nash, Carl Sandburg, Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Frost, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Langston Hughes, and Seamus Heaney are a few I like.