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Lets Get Poetic
Poems for whoever will listen
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Harry Potter is Mental (x)
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You know you’re a troll when you’ve pissed off the Master.
Even The Master is sick of the trolling!! HA!
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Doctor Who 4x07, The Unicorn And The Wasp | Much Ado About Nothing, Act V Sc IV
Benedick and Beatrice are similar to the Doctor and Donna in some ways – there’s a lot of sparring – but this is a romantic relationship, which was never the case in Doctor Who. Of course, there’s a natural desire to see that energy between us being recreated. I trust people have more sense than to assume it will be the same.
- Catherine Tate [The Telegraph, 10 May 11]
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#early in the morning when Jim is still waking up Sebastian likes to screw with him #he tells him things like ‘narwhals are being secretly bred in Japan’ #and ‘Canada is working on building ice bombs for future wars’ #and until morning coffee Jim believes every word #headcanon
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The Light of a Saint
A Miracle may be walking on water,
Or healing the sick.
A Miracle may be calming a storm,
Or raising the dead.
But a miracle can be a child, who looks after her sibling, helps their mother and still finds time to enjoy her life.
Heaven may be the room in the sky,
Where souls survive at the hands of the father.
Heaven may be the place that He rose to after death,
And that we shall go to forever more.
But Heaven can be that fleeting moment of happiness, with no ulterior motive. A feeling of good; of eternal joy.
A Saint can fight dragons,
And banish snakes.
A Saint can spread a religion,
Or die for their faith
But a saint can be the warmth in a cold house,
The handrail that catches you before you fall,
The light in the darkened room that leads to the door.
A saint need not fight, or die, or preach.
A saint can go on being the light in someone’s life,
Improving it for a minute, and hour, a day.
Because to improve life?
That is the miracle.
That is the staircase to heaven.
That is the founding of being a saint.
