The Dylan Thomas Omnibus: Under Milk Wood, Poems, Stories and Broadcasts | 
#HalloweenPoetryMatters #Day29 #Night I‘ve always loved this Dylan Thomas poem. #Scarathlon #SpookyGhostClub 6pts
#PoetryMatters Day 17: #Rage
pickIt took me forever to finish this but it was really good! Just not the kind of book you read in one sitting... but oh my, what a poet!! Brilliant. Even the short stories were very poetic (but at times a bit uninteresting...).
Alltogether I‘d give it 4/5⭐️ (poems are 5/5, stories and broadcasts are 3/5)
what is everyone reading this weekend? 😊☀️ I think it is safe to say that spring has finally arrived here, so I can read in the sun😍 I should read University Texts but Dylan Thomas‘ broadcasts are much more interesting🙈
It‘s only 10 am and I‘m already looking foward to leaving work so I can get back to my book. I‘ve started with the short stories in it recently and am in love with the beautiful language. I‘m quite certain that I will finish the book this week 😊
„..., some years before I knew I was happy,...“ -what a way to open a story! I think this sums life up, at least for me- it sometimes takes a while until we notice that happiness lies within ourselves 🧡💜
This is my favorite poem. Ever. I‘m pretty sure this month‘s #Quotsy themes are supposed to be lighter than some of my choices have been. I mean, who interprets #light to mean a poem about dying? Me, I guess. This doesn‘t bode well for my holidays. #QuotsyDec17 #LitsyQuoteChallenge
I really love the poems by Dylan Thomas so very much ♥️ I can highly recommend reading him to every lover of poetry😊
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
probably one of my favourite poems 💜
Neato- Found this in campus near the student center!
i really enjoy Dylan's poems so far😊
"At poor peace I sing to you, stangers, (though song is a burning and crested act, the fire of birds in the world's turning wood, for my sawn, splay sounds), out of these seathumbed leaves that will fly and fall" - havn't even compleated the first poem and am already deeply in love with this book! So beautiful?
