Sylvia Plath
American Poetry Aficionado Prints
Decorate your walls with stunning prints that celebrate American poetry, bringing lyrical beauty and inspiration into your home or office.
Nathaniel Hawthorne
When the world is Mud-luscious - e.e. cummings
"Out damn Spot
Blue Stockings - Female poet who has not sold any of her books
Omar Khayyam Meets Trader Joe
"I don't care if it is itty-bitty. Turn it off!"
Emily Dickinson: Mime - "I think she's saying something about death."
Rape of the Lock- The Dream
A woman with a novel and poetry handbag.
"The rolling wheels...the ringing bells...signal the deliciousness of summer."
Stephen Spender.
Thomas Hardy
Archeologist Deciphers Limerick Heiroglyphs
Nevermore. You don't have to use "air quoths" every time.
Henrik Ibsen,
"I want you to meet What's-His-Name, the much-misunderstood writer."
Lord Byron
The Book Lover
Sinking with your heart
The Quack Quack Diaries: Quack Quack's Poetic Justice
T.S. Eliot lacks the courage to eat a peach.
Limerick Airport
"Just what is a runcible spoon?"
Encyclopedic Novel Slam.
Leda knew it was serious when the visited Ikea together.
'Not now, dear, I'm trying to listen to the Muse.'
Friedrich Schiller
Emily Dickinson at a Cocktail Party: "I;m Nobody! Who are you? Are you - Nobody - too?"
'I don't know whether to put it in for the Turner Prize or go for the Poet Laureate.'
Two love poems in swimming pool. Shallow end and deep end.
This man is an island.
"Nevermore."
'Isn't that wonderful? We both suffer from intellectual angst!'
A.M Gorky
American Poetry Aficionado Prints Collection
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