Frozen_Entertainment

crumpled knickers is like sooo uncool and don't say no one sees them they do

do people ever get banned around here it's not my intention i'm just curious because there does seem to be loads of mods and admin in comparison to other forums

genesis live the song squonk oh it's good it is good do not be fooled by last fm in my sig servers are not scrobbling at the moment so it's still got the classical music i listened to yesterday

the threads which were meaningful are not very popular at all whereas these stupid ones with no point to them are causing conversation i really do enjoy Blake though it'd be more fun if i was just reading for pleasure rather than having to analyse them for exams :(

:lol: i think i'm starting to like you

oh you do like your italics to emphasise your points where abouts in england are you from north or south surely you can reveal that at least?

only ignorant people can't appreciate the wonders of literature it actually gets me excited :)

it's not something i should be proud of :( it's not even intentional :(

mc squared you have come to my attention you are clearly the punning king

w00t you love me really and my Blake thread was special

oh yeh i put songs of experience in the title for some reason it is in fact songs of innocence

i do have a long list the libertines arctic monkeys of montreal neutral milk hotel wilco pavement tool coldplay eminem the view the cribs klaxons panic at the disco fall out boy my chemical romance u2 the velvet underground the strokes kings of leon larrikin love phil collins solo leonal richie (sic) there are more, i'll return to this list i do have a long list the libertines arctic monkeys of montreal neutral milk hotel wilco pavement tool coldplay eminem the view the cribs klaxons panic at the disco fall out boy my chemical romance u2 the velvet underground the strokes kings of leon larrikin love phil collins solo leonal richie (sic) there are more, i'll return to this list i do have a long list the libertines arctic monkeys of montreal neutral milk hotel wilco pavement tool coldplay eminem the view the cribs klaxons panic at the disco fall out boy my chemical romance u2 the velvet underground the strokes kings of leon larrikin love phil collins solo leonal richie (sic) there are more, i'll return to this list Heard you the first time

i was being serious

that smiley face topic starter thing is really big

alright then i also noticed someone uploaded a load of genesis live stuff i was so impressed i'm listening to it now actually woo

qwerty is a lemon

i really can't stand this band i hate them with a passion same with a perfect circle URGH

that's an arctic monkey reference and i spit on their sweaty heads in disgust i was sat in the garden at 9 o clock revising a multitude of Blake poems for my exam it was somewhat enjoyable shouting out loud, quotations and annotating the meanings Blake was always one to be ambiguous so you can interpret his poems several ways i may create a thread on The Blossom with annotations so that coldplayers can understand what i mean in terms of ambiguous sexual undertones the poem The Blossom was written for children so they would merely see it as a sparrow going into his nest, an adult reader is more likely to see otherwise

Piping down the valleys wild, Piping songs of pleasant glee, On a cloud I saw a child, And he laughing said to me: "Pipe a song about a Lamb!" So I piped with merry cheer. "Piper, pipe that song again;" So I piped: he wept to hear. "Drop thy pipe, thy happy pipe; Sing thy songs of happy cheer!" So I sung the same again, While he wept with joy to hear. "Piper, sit thee down and write In a book, that all may read." So he vanished from my sight, And I plucked a hollow reed, And I made a rural pen, And I stained the water clear, And I wrote my happy songs Every child may joy to hear. There is an evident ABAB rhythm and 5 quatrains This poem is a ballad and there is a prominant nursery rhyme feel Moment of miraculous conversation between a shepherd and a child, looking up to the child on the cloud enforces a sense of equality starts with trochee verbs in the past and present create a mode of mutuality ie ''piping'' and ''cheer'' use of a jumping leaping staccato syncapation on a trochiac base child asks for a ''song about a lamb'' - idea of innocence ''wept to hear'' happiness ''hollow reed'' biblical imagery ''stained the water''- idea of blake and his engravings ''thy happy pipe'' personification of the pipe semantic field of happiness ''joy to hear'' yet writing something down like Blake did with his poems makes it everlasting this poem was written during the onset of the industrial revolution so the pastoral imagery used is fairly unrealistic piper could represent shepherd, father or even God a fitting poem placed cleverly with the songs collection, there is no evidence of reality and the corrupt world Blake was living in, merely the beauty of nature and the freedom of a child from all restrictions, following the Romantics view i love this poem so much, possibly my favourite of Blake's- also this is merely a source of revision and i thought coldplayers would be grateful in me sharing such a lovely piece of literature the ignorant ones will not

:'( they did just as well as england though, so i'm satisfied

amelia edit- byron innit

maybe 4 i don't know

it is a bit dead the deadest it's been snce i joined

because i'm bored and i like friendly conversation serge gainsbourg is so good WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU

please do tell me about yourself where in france? how old? name? are you a fan of serge gainsbourg indochine daft punk air louise attaque (i can't think of any more french bands or musicians i like)