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1001bookstoreadbeforeyoudie:

It’s worth a listen. “The Raven”, by Edgar Allan Poe, read by James Earl Jones.

fyeahenglishmajorarmadillo:

I did not create this, and I did not come up with this little poem.  My friends sent this to me, and I thought it was appropriate—in the English major sense—for this site.
Once upon a dim stage dreary, while I twirled, weak and wearyUnder many quaint and curious gaze’s of voyeurs wanting moreWhile I spun round, nearly falling, suddenly there came a calling…the voice of which was quite appalling, appalling and it screamed out “WHORE”Tis’ some drunkard, I muttered, screaming out the insult “WHORE”Only this and nothing more.

fyeahenglishmajorarmadillo:

I did not create this, and I did not come up with this little poem.  My friends sent this to me, and I thought it was appropriate—in the English major sense—for this site.

Once upon a dim stage dreary, while I twirled, weak and weary

Under many quaint and curious gaze’s of voyeurs wanting more

While I spun round, nearly falling, suddenly there came a calling

the voice of which was quite appalling, appalling and it screamed out “WHORE”

Tis’ some drunkard, I muttered, screaming out the insult “WHORE”

Only this and nothing more.

fuckyeahbookarts:

Edgar Allan Bro!
sweetvisage:

I’m no literary expert, but I’m pretty positive this was how it was originally written.


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I think I love this.

fuckyeahbookarts:

Edgar Allan Bro!

sweetvisage:

I’m no literary expert, but I’m pretty positive this was how it was originally written.

(via incipere)

I think I love this.