It talks about how Years are wasted on calendars, and young people wish they were old and old people wish they were young, and how it’s all just a useless cycle of envy. Unfortunately, there aren’t as many illustrations in this book as the previous one. I’m not sure as to the reason, but I do miss the little squiggly fellas. What I’m trying to say is that, in my opinion, I think that his work is brilliant. And I love re-reading his work over and over again. For the past year or so he’s been a huge inspiration for me. GHOST’s Appetite of a People-Pleaser: A Somewhat Poorly Done Analysis – Part Two 30 views | by Lauren Stamps

A combination of stunning landscape photography, interviews, and art reveals a remote part of Sicily. They explore incredible stories from the island and go into faraway and windswept places to create a unique record of the unconventional side of Sicily. Lately, I have become obsessed with stand-up comics Netflix specials. This week, John Mulaney's Baby J came out on Netflix and didn't disappoint. And the answer to that, is how insanely deep these somewhat simple poems are. Trev Cimenski, writes poetry about the smallest of things, I particularly enjoy Wainwright when his songwriting has a particular biting social and political commentary; he has a natural gift.I think that’s why I’ll always love small town poets more than world renowned poets. I know it’s silly, but it seems more personal when its someone who isn’t as widely known. What is Vocaloid? Who Even is Hatsune Miku? Well, I’m Glad to Tell You. 42 views | by Lauren Stamps Hence I bought the first two books of the hugely popular Sarah J Mass series A Court of Thorns and Roses and A Court of Mist and Fury . Hello! I'm Trevor I'm a 26-year-old poet from Minnesota who writes about how candles are like dogs and how Wednesdays are like hell and sometimes other stuff as well.

He was predeceased by : his parents, John Cimenski and Helen Cimenski (Zilka); his wife Auralia Kahlhamer; his siblings, Leo, Frank, Ambrose, Harry, Beatrice Grimes, Ann Frisk, Hedy, Jeanne Piekarski and Mary Lou Hansen; his son Greg Cimenski; his grandson Jacob Cimenski; and also Joyce Cimenski. After tidying my house and giving away a few books, I realised I had a little more space, so I decided to add a couple of new volumes to my reading pile. This beautiful magazine, published in Italian and English, was established by a collective of artists, photographers and publishers as a passion project to explore the hidden cultural treasures of Sicily. This book is filled to the brim with dozens of poems, and I have to say that my favorite is ‘ The World’sGreatestPiano Player’. It’s really amazing, and it talks about childhood wishes, and realizations as an adult.It also is cleverly teasing on how the future of the Maisel's friends and family may turn out, with flashes forward in time to the 80s where we've seen Midge's children all grown up and this week her gorgeous ex-husband, who finds himself in an unexpected place (I won't spoil anything for those who want to watch, but it is a plot twist.) And I love his voice; there is a quality of familiarity to it, like I'm listening to someone I know; it's intimate and robust at the same time, and he can whisper home truths and belt out a show tune with equal proficiency.

Hi, I’m Emma and I’m an artist/designer from Florida! I’m currently a student at the Savannah College of Art and Design studying Advertising. I just love all things creative! I apologize for how rushed and short this post is, other than the two books. And his media accounts, I could hardly find any information about him. I read a lot of my work online, and I am currently working on my second poetry collection. It's hard talking about my stuff but I've been told my poetry is the type that makes you need a hug, and then gives you one. I love any art that falls under that tone, any art that makes us feel something. That makes us laugh or cry or frightened or think. If you ever read any more of my work I hope you find something like that there." Mulaney has the energy of a classic stand-up legend from the past with the edgy darkness and sass of any new cutting-edge comedian of today.I started watching this extraordinarily well-written series dedicated to the beginning of the industry of women wrestling in the 1980s, from kitschy mud wrestling in skimpy bikinis to creating exotic wrestling personas and awkwardly etching out their existence and audience in a male-dominated field. I know it's unhealthy and will give me indigestion, but I have to satisfy the craving occasionally, usually after I've forgotten how horrible they are. I have been reminded of the terrible sensation of the Kardashian's aftertaste. So I'm done for now. My mom is an artist so I grew up painting and sketching whenever I wasn’t outside playing with my farm animals. I like to incorporate elements of whimsical nature and vibrant colors in my paintings, and I’m really inspired by anything fantasy. I Think that the name of the book is hilariously intriguing, ‘Orangutan Teeth.’ It would only make sense if you got to the poem about Olives Teeth, which (I think) is the first poem in the book. And another interesting fact about this book is that all the illustrations are by Trev Cimenski himself. Which I very much admire. Teeth, Houses, Pianos, Nephews and Nieces. And makes them into this philosophical concept, that really makes you reflect. And something even more impressive is when he talks about serious things. Like death, age, years, love.