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Revivalist Poetry: The Other Voices
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Scarecrow's Haiku
Why the yellow brick?
For function or aesthetic?
Oh if I only…
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This blog documents the doings and writings of the Revivalist movement at Huntington University. We are a poetic movement exploring the world by embodying well-known personae.
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The Fight, "Sleeping Beauty" Prince Philip Haikus
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Peter Pan Watches Grown Ups
Watching Jane Fall In Love
Atlas' Plan: A Haiku
A Year of Love, "Final Fantasy IX" Garnet's Thoughts
Being Loved, "Hercules" Meg Ponders Her Predicamen...
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Helen In Training: A Cut-Up Poem
A Self-Conscious Hobbit Lass: A Haiku
Kringle's Lament
George Washington's Haiku
Super Haikus
Scarecrow's Haiku
Aslan, to a Lass
Ever After, Less Than Happily
Tarzan's Haiku
Meeting Narcissus in Hell
Juliet, to a Flower
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