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  1. Reading Tears, Idle Tears by Alfred, Lord Tennyson http://bit.ly/NgTby #poem #poetry
  2. @bestofchat thank you for the RT of Emily Dickinson http://bit.ly/aH33r
  3. Reading The Grass so little has to do by Emily Dickinson http://podOmatic.com/r/NFfH #poetry #poem
  4. Reading The Dalliance Of The Eagles by Walt Whitman http://bit.ly/biGOM #poem #poetry #whitman
  5. @bestofchat Many thanks for the RT of The World is too Much With Us by William Wordsworth http://bit.ly/n1X3
  6. Reading The World is too Much With Us by William Wordsworth http://bit.ly/n1X3Z #poem #poetry
  7. Reading an uplifting Friday poem: Life by Charlotte Bronte http://bit.ly/ZzQjk
  8. Reading Opportunity by James Elroy Flecker http://bit.ly/Rrntl
  9. @poetachica Many thanks for the #FF
  10. @poetachica Many thanks for the FF link.
  11. Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare http://bit.ly/hdESL
  12. @jesseintl Many (rather late) thanks for the RT!
  13. Reading Love by George Herbert http://bit.ly/SxtKs
  14. Reading Evening on Calais Beach by William Wordsworth http://bit.ly/vF8oL
  15. Reading The Pilgrimage by Sir Walter Raleigh http://bit.ly/lc01r
  16. @jesseintl Thanks for the RT!
  17. Reading We Are the Music Makers by Arthur O’Shaughnessy http://bit.ly/Tzdtx
  18. Reading The Oak by Alfred Lord Tennyson: http://bit.ly/ziSax
  19. @slamidol Thanks for the RT
  20. Readinng To Music to Becalm his Fever by Robert Herrick http://bit.ly/2GPPQ