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- May Round Up
- by unpolished-diamond-x
- in unpolished-diamond-x.blog.co.uk
- 103 days old
- May has gone by so slowly.I think that's because I've,for the majority of the month,been lazing around my house *cough*revising*cough-cough*.I find not being in school actually tends to get boring pretty quickly.Exams haven't gone as well as I'd have liked them to,though thats my own fault.For every single exam I've done I've put in absolute... more
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- May in May
- by loiswakeman
- in devonlife.blog.co.uk
- 117 days old
- At last, the hawthorn is flowering. For me, a still sunny afternoon, listening to flies buzzing, wood pigeons cooing, and smelling the heavy perfume of the may tree is the absolute essence of early summer - something to savour and dream about in the depths of winter. The old saw "Ne'er cast a clout till May be out" has debatable meaning: should... more
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- Sweeney Todd it wasn't
- by alecweston
- in alphamin.blog.co.uk
- 128 days old
- Full of the joys of early May,Winter is so far awayMany years ago, a friend of mine suggested we went to see a new musical by Stephen Sondheim. At the time I had not heard of him (unaware that Sondheim had written the lyrics to West Side Story, the only musical I had/ve ever 110% enjoyed). My friend, I discovered that night was... more
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- It’s “Bomb-Throwing Anarchists” Day
- by SeasideMan
- in seasideman.blog.co.uk
- 129 days old
- The 1st of May, better known as International Workers Day, celebrates the achievements of the international Labour movements around the world. This goes all the way back to 1884 when the American Trades and Labour Unions set a 2 year deadline for the introduction of a standardized 8-hour working day. On that deadline, 1st May 1886, there was a... more
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- ROUGH WINDS
- by kendrive
- in poemsandprose.blog.co.uk
- 166 days old
- The darling buds of May SONNET 18 Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer's lease hath all too short a date: Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines, And often is his gold complexion dimm'd; And every fair from fair sometime declines, By chance or... more
