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The purpose of poetry is to restore to mankind the possibility to wonder. — Octavio Paz t.co/k9j0ZpLmSV

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@OutlawsPoetic The possibility of poetry being that wonder itself and this the poem expresses back out.

@OutlawsPoetic @gaptoothdummy mythopoetic

@OutlawsPoetic Yes/No @glowyaquarius

@OutlawsPoetic "Poetry is WISDOM."🌺 By :- Shekhar Pandit

@OutlawsPoetic El unico proposito de la poesia es disfrazar las palabras de sintonia de borrachera, para que parezcan mentira la vida.

@OutlawsPoetic Beckett was once asked, What do you feel? He replied, Nothing! and yet he produced the whole range of feeling of infinite depth. It's like apathy isn't the lack of feeling - it's the feeling of lack

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Englishman in New York t.co/Nm9M4haX8k

A Mermaids Purse - the egg case of a Lesser-spotted dogfish (Scyliorhinus canicula). One of the smallest species of shark found in irish waters, it lays its eggs amongst seaweed and the "curly" tendrils at the ends of the eggcase tangle and hold it in place until it hatches. t.co/t9hm9LU9Xc

Happy Halloween! Andy Warhol, "Skulls", 1976, © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. t.co/ZAJf0UpCkH

Halloween has its roots in Samhain, one of the four ancient Celtic fire festivals. According to folklore, the veil that separates this world and the Otherworld draws thin at this liminal time of the year, and it was believed that supernatural creatures would cross over into the world of humans. Traditionally people would wear costumes and light bonfires to keep otherworldly beings at bay on this night of magic and mystery. 🎨 Elin Manon