Aug 5, 2022
Oscar Wilde, Sonnet written in Holy Week in Genoa // My Chemical Romance, The Sharpest Lives.
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Oscar Wilde, Sonnet written in Holy Week in Genoa // My Chemical Romance, The Sharpest Lives.
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hi idk if you’re still taking mini syllabi prompts but if you are could you do youngest sibling?
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The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
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syllabus on girlhood is grief aka “where can i put it down?” :)
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Jessica Harrison
How to Respond to Criticism by Daniel Mallory Ortberg
"Popular Street" by Chen Chen
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Ophanims
Prompt for a mini-syllabus about reconnecting with an old lover
from this compilation
from the Daily Art app
Blue Jay (2016)
How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful by Florence + the Machine
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@withoutyourwalls
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syllabus on soulmates? ❣️
by Robert Brault
from @podencos
from Big Fish
by BBC
By Tova and Kendra Yee
by Edna St. Vincent Millay
from @withoutyourwalls post
from Stephen Colbert
by Keystone
“The wound can have (should only have) just one proper name. I recognize that I love — you — by this: you leave in me a wound I do not want to replace.”
The Postcard: from Socrates to Freud and Beyond (trans. Alan Bass) by Jacques Derrida
syllabus on women and the gaze!!
The Book of Disquiets by Fernando Pessoa
the eyes of 1930s film posters by @cair–paravel
On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong
by Volkmar Wentzel
"To The Dead Poem" by Frank Bidart
"A Name" by Ada Limón
girls like girls by hayley kiyoko
I love the idea of people being haunted houses, of a sort, if it's not too much trouble!
Hi! I adore this prompt, but there are a few people who have done it wayyyy better than I ever could, so I’m going to direct you their way! Try this one by @confidentiallyconfusing, this one by @heavenlyyshecomes, and this one by @gorgonapologist!!