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Tag: bibliophile

How to Read in a Foreign Language

Posted on Nov 30, 2016Jan 17, 2017 by Theresia Rupprecht

Have you ever tried to read something in a foreign language? A short story, a book, or maybe an article? If yes, you will know that it is hard and mostly frustrating. I would often start to read a book in a foreign language and only read a few pages because it is very annoying […]

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Comfort of Mind by Elif Dedim

Posted on Nov 25, 2016Feb 13, 2019 by Elif Dedim

Sleepy eyes, Distant skies. Nothing can stop me From drifting off to A dream of an abyss. Free of drivel and waste, It’s the only place That offers peace. At times it gifts me With wild corners of my mind: Short lived adventures, and poetic wishes… They never have enough time. I try to remember […]

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Diary of a Bibliophile by Snimar

Posted on Sep 11, 2016Sep 19, 2017 by Snimar

It’s strange how the smell of paper And ink is like a drug, something I try to get away from, but really can’t. How the sentences, like words woven into emotions, make my eyes rain, And my soul bathe in my tears. How I want to hold that cardboard clad with paper close to my […]

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Barrier Gods by Chloe Barreau

Posted on Jul 8, 2015Feb 12, 2019 by Chloe Barreau

The idea of writing a poem on the inside of an envelope — instead of a notebook — seems romantic after binging on fiction and your mind is a thousand miles off land and down with the titanic. Old movies share that same effect, that air of tension and magic in the air that can […]

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Memoirs of a Bibliophile by Hana Tzou

Posted on Jul 2, 2015Mar 13, 2017 by Hana Tzou

Her blood is saturated with sunbeams and her bones brittle thin and from her skin arises the musky scent of paper and smoky vanilla fire. There’s a bottle of ink spilled over her fingers and twenty- six letters carved into her skull. They rearrange, remix themselves into a different world, a different time, a different […]

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