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I haven't seen much of either; I liked the edginess of all in the family - so go with it.

Baby ducks or baby bunnies ?

"I know a woman is looking for you / and her soul is a corn-tassel kissing a south-west wind." - :) Enjoyed this poem by Sandburg very much!

"Lemon moon upon Azores and finbacks" - Michael...

Mongol

cabin fever

Gunsmoke held up very well for me.

I dream of Jeannie :)

Hmmm... guess I'll stay out of the realm of brackets and await enlightenment.

Butterflies or Lady Bugs ?

hft - Frau Gormly, or one of Van Roth's songs of the same name :)

telephone directory

legion

re: title - If my research analysis holds up it shows that "fragments" and "canceled stanzas", et al were part of Shelleys revision process. Using a search of the word "cancel" in the following...

Beautiful lake back in the 19th century; I wonder if it is still as accessible. Enjoyed :)

"Gather, O gather," - Percy Bysshe Shelley; Cancelled Stanza......

substitute teacher

agree: missing her blog posts

blackbird

"The dawn now takes it up the sky on wings / And in the song of every bird it sings, / The dead, the dead--gone on their wanderings."

"Even she too dead! all languor on her brow," - Walter De La...

Who knew that shoes were so sensual?... aside from Nike of course.

"The secret source of Humor itself is not joy but sorrow. There is no humor in pants." - Mark Twain

Lol !!!... sounds like March Madness in May... or as Father Mulcahy of M.A.S.H. might say: Bracketology!, Bracketology!

I've watched a few episodes of Gunsmoke recently with my wife at her...

Enjoyed very much... a fanciful blessing by the spectre Charlemagne! Parker is whispering to me about the possibility of a "________ On The Bridge of Moonbeams” in the near future... I'll wait and...

Bing Bang... lol ! :)

history buff

Woodstock

medieval era

macarena

Lol... long poems are fine, I'll just find a video or audio version :)

War=glory... nuh-uh; another soldier/poet senselessly cut down. (sigh)

"Awake! for Morning in the Bowl of Night" - Edward...

urban legend

macadamia

færie tales :)

calculus

I hadn't the patience to read Keats' epic; I added the audio recording because that's what I used to better enjoy the poem. Yes, the collection is quite nice too :)

A rather morose poem......