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Old Poems [terrible]

by backgroundbob

  • Poetry
  • Lyrical
Statistics
  • 26 Works
  • 4,710 Words
  • 24 min Reading time
  • 83 Reviews
  • Nov 3, 2005 Started
  • Sep 3, 2008 Last updated

Table of Contents

26 entries
  1. 1 Gaol Nov 3 1 min readLyrical9 comments
  2. 2 Chess is for Lovers Nov 8 1 min readLyrical4 comments
  3. 3 Freedom's Price Nov 27 2 min readLyrical5 comments
  4. 4 Northern Lights (Haiku) Dec 2 1 min readOther3 comments
  5. 5 Splinter Dec 24 2 min readDramatic3 comments
  6. 6 Endings (for Snoink!) Dec 28 2 min readLyrical12 comments
  7. 7 A Question of Loyalty Jan 5 3 min readNarrative5 comments
  8. 8 Response Feb 7 1 min readOther9 comments
  9. 9 Beautiful Imperfections Feb 19 2 min readLyrical10 comments
  10. 10 How Not To Make a Human Feb 27 1 min readOther17 comments
  11. 11 easter Apr 23 1 min readLyrical5 comments
  12. 12 Return Jul 23 1 min readLyrical7 comments
  13. 13 Gambling in Paris Jul 30 1 min readOther9 comments
  14. 14 Juliet Half-Pint Aug 18 2 min readLyrical3 comments
  15. 15 Un- Sep 7 1 min readOther7 comments
  16. 16 Greengage Girl Sep 12 1 min readLyrical4 comments
  17. 17 Lens Sep 13 1 min readDramatic2 comments
  18. 18 Cantilever Nov 11 2 min readLyrical5 comments
  19. 19 Saint Valentine's Day Massacre Nov 22 2 min readOther11 comments
  20. 20 The Art of Looting Heaven Feb 12 2 min readLyrical5 comments
  21. 21 Magic Feb 18 1 min readDramatic8 comments
  22. 22 The Devil's Eyes Feb 19 1 min readOther15 comments
  23. 23 Fortune's Fool Apr 3 1 min readDramatic12 comments
  24. 24 Leaving Home Feb 19 2 min readNarrative6 comments
  25. 25 Valediction Sep 3 2 min readLyrical1 comments
  26. 26 For Eva, Dreaming Sep 15 1 min readDramatic15 comments


“Such nonsense!" declared Dr Greysteel. "Whoever heard of cats doing anything useful!" "Except for staring at one in a supercilious manner," said Strange. "That has a sort of moral usefulness, I suppose, in making one feel uncomfortable and encouraging sober reflection upon one's imperfections.”
— Susanna Clarke, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell