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domingo, 25 de janeiro de 2015

Robert gave me a cup of kindnesss in 1985

You should be asking the reason why  I chose such a weird title. Well, my lovelies, I studied Robert Burns at university in 1985. Literature/ Poetry is like air in my life. They are the beauty conceived by the gods.



For Sunday Postcard Art - Robert Burns
Background paper/ poem by Krystal, Sandie & Heather


Poetic Postcards
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8 comentários:

  1. Ozstuff25 de janeiro de 2015 às 01:42

    Wow! You are sure to know a lot more about Robert Burns than we English-as-a-first-language do!! I need a glossary to recognise a lot of his words. Do you sing "Auld Lang Syne" on New Year's Eve as the clock strikes 12? It's quite a tradition all over the world.
    I love your tribute to Burns, Karla, from his new kilt to his thistles! Gorgeous artwork.

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  2. Bleubeard and Elizabeth25 de janeiro de 2015 às 05:32

    I hate to seem ignorant, but I don't know very much about Robert Burns and even less about his poetry. However, because I am a trivia buff (one who stores useless knowledge in place of needed information), I know Burn's birthday is today. So, you did him justice, that's for sure.

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  3. Mandy Chilvers25 de janeiro de 2015 às 06:53

    this is s traditional song sung at new year here in England, however it is Scottish and by Burns. fabulous card Karla

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  4. bockel2425 de janeiro de 2015 às 06:56

    So this is another thing we have in common, dear Karla! I especially like Auld Lang Syne (Harry and Sally is always the first thing that comes to my mind when I listen to that song) and Ae Fond Kiss.

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  5. Deann25 de janeiro de 2015 às 14:42

    I agree with your admiration of Burns Poetry he wrote with heart and passion, and applaud your lovely collage...I love that song especially when you consider the words.

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  6. Diane26 de janeiro de 2015 às 11:23

    Very nice! And how interesting you studied Burns!

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  7. Anne (cornucopia)27 de janeiro de 2015 às 13:40

    Wonderful postcard, and great post about it! (And I love that song, because of "It's a Wonderful Life.")

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  8. Deb30 de janeiro de 2015 às 23:07

    Beautiful, we should all read more of Mr. Burns' poetry, his words are so powerful.

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