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Lady Of The Lake
Self-Help Books Are Not Just For Desperate Twits
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Lady Of The Lake |
Self-Help Books Are Not Just For Desperate Twits |
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Another of his feminist icons is "Hylas and the Nymphs"
[www.mezzo-mondo.com]
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I think I'll go home tonight and read "Anne of Green Gables" on the bed beneath my "Lady of Shalott" print. :)
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Still love it though.
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Not quite, but certainly for Jezzies.
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Complex? Sure.
Powerful? Yep.
But erotic it is not.
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What I wouldn't give to fly to London right this very minute to see that exhibition...
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a href="#c13830341">Ailatan Hearts BabyJane:
Gilbert Blythe to the rescue!
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"Fishing for lake trout." Oh, Anne.
The other association in my brain is Loreena McKennitt's haunting and lovely version of the poem that she set to music (spare, live version here:
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In high school art class, I did no less than 3 pieces about the Lady of Shalott. And I recited the whole poem for extra credit in English. Teen girl angst FTW!
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