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363: Beauty and the Beast: An Anniversary
Dec 14, 2008 11:53
"Beauty and the Beast: An Anniversary (
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jane yolen
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sasuran
December 14 2008, 17:20:14 UTC
... WOW. Just... wow. Thank you so much for posting this; I think this may be my new favourite poem. I love the imagery.
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raienna
December 14 2008, 18:57:25 UTC
*flails*
You used the poem!
Seriously, this has been one of my favorites for years, but the book stays on the shelf at the local library, untouched and unappreciated. And now it's finally being ready by people, by those who watch this journal.
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exceptindreams
December 14 2008, 19:00:26 UTC
Yes, thank you.
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raienna
December 14 2008, 22:01:33 UTC
absolutely no problem. If you ever have need of a random theme again, let me know and I'll see if I can dig something up.
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raienna
December 14 2008, 19:02:06 UTC
*read by people
Wow, dyslexic keyboard.
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serai1
December 14 2008, 21:02:13 UTC
Wait, didn't Beauty's love break the spell so he was no longer a beast? Wasn't that the whole point of the story?
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alzzers
December 14 2008, 23:32:22 UTC
yes, that confuses me about this poem too...
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tangled_kisses
December 15 2008, 00:34:34 UTC
yeah. but everyone totally liked him better as beast.
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bronchitikat
December 15 2008, 09:41:17 UTC
That's what I was thinking too. So why the 'no children' bit? Someone not remembering their fairy tales too well?
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amadareneko
December 14 2008, 23:11:01 UTC
I wonder if the third-to-last line is a deliberate Robert Frost tribute.
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shoelaceswitch
December 15 2008, 04:41:11 UTC
I bet it is. 'Birches' is all about love and growing up and perspectives and simple things in life. I bet I bet I bet good call.
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amnotcute
December 14 2008, 23:31:55 UTC
That's beautiful.
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