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Susanita
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It was a particularly stinky week IRL but there was still joy to be found.
1. While walking in the woods, I ran into someone I knew, and we noticed this sweet little flower next to the path.
2. The library held Tolkien Reading Day event with the editor of the tagged book.
3. The PetSmart cashier and I were both singing along with Bruno Mars on the PA.
4. I had shepherd‘s pie with Impossible “meat,” and it was delicious. ⬇️
#5joysfriday

Susanita 5. The result was NOT what I wanted, but it was still a joy to attend Opening Day. 4h
Bookwormjillk Gore was so good. I‘m holding on to that and ignoring the ending. 4h
Aims42 It was indeed a stinky week for me too. Glad it‘s Friday!! 💛🧡🩷 4h
TheBookHippie This week was ROUGH. Love your lists! 3h
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BarbaraJean
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SEPTEMBER, 1918

This afternoon was the colour of water falling through sunlight;
The trees glittered with the tumbling of leaves;
The sidewalks shone like alleys of dropped maple leaves,
And the houses ran along them laughing out of square, open windows.
Under a tree in the park,
Two little boys, lying flat on their faces,
Were carefully gathering red berries
To put in a pasteboard box.
⤵️

BarbaraJean (Cont‘d)
Some day there will be no war
Then I shall take out this afternoon
And turn it in my fingers
And remark the sweet taste of it upon my palate
And note the crisp variety of its flights of leaves
Today I can only gather it
And put it into my lunch-box
For I have time for nothing
But the endeavour to balance myself
Upon a broken world.
11h
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BekaReid
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Just a little local library love this evening. 📚☕

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underground_bks
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Pickpick

Don‘t let the serene cover fool you—nor the accessibility or beauty of Mary Oliver‘s poetry—this celebration of the beloved poet is as multifaceted, wry, sharp, and fearless of the depths as Mary Oliver was herself. The reverent, nature-loving, queer, chain smoking mystic of forest, stream, and shore is vividly remembered in this gift of an audiobook, featuring celebrated poets, Mary Oliver‘s students, stars, activists, and more.

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Daisey
Lays of Beleriand | J R R Tolkien
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lissom: thin, supple, and graceful (adjective)

#WeirdWords #WeirdWordWednesday #FellowshipOfTolkien

CBee Lovely! 2d
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peanutnine
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#LibraryHaul! Ready to dive into some poems in April for National Poetry Month
I wasn't sure what I'd be in the mood for so I grabbed a few options. Plus I'll have one more, whichever author is picked for our #QueerBC selection
#aprilpoetrychallenge @wanderinglynn

wanderinglynn Yay! 💜 I love Mary Oliver. (edited) 22h
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Lauredhel
My People | Noonuccal Oodgeroo
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I‘ve read a little bit of Oodgeroo‘s poetry before, but I didn‘t realise how funny she is.

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BookmarkTavern
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Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView !

1. Walks, listen to music, text my sisters.

2. Poetry. Especially poetry about nature and finding the small joys.

#Two4Tuesday

TheSpineView YW! Thanks for playing 2d
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Daisey
Lays of Beleriand | J R R Tolkien
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Happy Tolkien Reading Day! After recently reading Tolkien‘s work on The Fall of Arthur I decided to revisit a bit more of his poetry today in the tagged book with supper tonight. I love the story of Beren and Luthien, and the parts that were written as poetry are especially wonderful.

Anyone else reading a little extra Tolkien today?

#TolkienReadingDay #JRRTolkien #FellowshipOfTolkien #ReadAndEat

BarbaraJean I had forgotten Tolkien Reading Day—thanks for the reminder! I have a tiny gift edition of Tolkien‘s poetry, and I‘ll have to read through it this evening! 3d
BooksandCoffee4Me Missed this because I had a total knee replacement surgery but thanks for the tag! 💛 I‘m in and have two new books (new to me) to read - Tolkien‘s Beowulf and his short tales! 2d
Daisey @BooksandCoffee4Me The Beowulf is one I want to read soon! 1d
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