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The Dylan Thomas Omnibus
The Dylan Thomas Omnibus: Under Milk Wood, Poems, Stories and Broadcasts | Dylan Thomas
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A rich collection of Dylan Thomas' best-loved poems and stories, such as PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG DOG, and pieces he wrote for radio and magazines, including the celebrated radio play UNDER MILK WOOD. The DYLAN THOMAS OMNIBUS highlights the full range and genius of this tempestuous and meticulous artist.
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WildAlaskaBibliophile
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CSeydel When I volunteered serving lunch at my kids‘ middle school there was a student named Dylan Thomas. Every time she came through the line I restrained myself from exclaiming, “Rage, rage against the dying of the light!” 12mo
dabbe @CSeydel 🤣🤣🤣 I had a student named Stella, and it was all I could do not to scream her name like Marlon Brando in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. 😃 12mo
CSeydel @dabbe yessssss 12mo
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Lizpixie
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#HalloweenPoetryMatters #Day29 #Night I‘ve always loved this Dylan Thomas poem. #Scarathlon #SpookyGhostClub 6pts

BookwormAHN Love that quote 🧡 13mo
TheSpineView 🖤🎃🧡 13mo
dabbe One of my absolute faves. 🖤🎃🖤 13mo
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GatheringBooks
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TheSpineView I choose the same poem! I have always loved this poem. So well written and very powerful. 2y
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GatheringBooks
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TheSpineView 👍🤩🌞 3y
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ju.ca.no
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It took me forever to finish this but it was really good! Just not the kind of book you read in one sitting... but oh my, what a poet!! Brilliant. Even the short stories were very poetic (but at times a bit uninteresting...).
Alltogether I‘d give it 4/5⭐️ (poems are 5/5, stories and broadcasts are 3/5)

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ju.ca.no
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what is everyone reading this weekend? 😊☀️ I think it is safe to say that spring has finally arrived here, so I can read in the sun😍 I should read University Texts but Dylan Thomas‘ broadcasts are much more interesting🙈

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ju.ca.no
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It‘s only 10 am and I‘m already looking foward to leaving work so I can get back to my book. I‘ve started with the short stories in it recently and am in love with the beautiful language. I‘m quite certain that I will finish the book this week 😊

Kalalalatja I know the feeling. I just want to go home from uni and read, but I have a meeting with my thesis supervisor this afternoon, so I have to stay 👎 7y
ju.ca.no @Kalalalatja life has a way to always get in the way of our reading😅😂 7y
ju.ca.no @Kalalalatja how is your thesis coming along? Is the end already in sight?😊 7y
Kalalalatja Haha not even close 😅 but it is going really well at the moment, and I‘m keeping my motivation up, so far at least 👍 7y
ju.ca.no @Kalalalatja that sounds great😊 just hang in there🙌🏼 7y
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ju.ca.no
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„..., some years before I knew I was happy,...“ -what a way to open a story! I think this sums life up, at least for me- it sometimes takes a while until we notice that happiness lies within ourselves 🧡💜

ephemeralwaltz ❤❤ 7y
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jpmcwisemorgan
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This is my favorite poem. Ever. I‘m pretty sure this month‘s #Quotsy themes are supposed to be lighter than some of my choices have been. I mean, who interprets #light to mean a poem about dying? Me, I guess. This doesn‘t bode well for my holidays. #QuotsyDec17 #LitsyQuoteChallenge

TK-421 I've always loved this poem ❤️ 7y
TK-421 And there are no wrong interpretations--light, dark, funny, serious--it's all good. I mean, my quote for flight was a bit dark. Sometimes, I find that the dark stuff moves me more than the lighter, inspirational stuff. I hope that your holidays are filled with warmth & brightness to push back the darkness 7y
jpmcwisemorgan @TK-421 My holidays will probably get brighter because I‘m spending them with friends. The last year has been bumpy. 7y
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ju.ca.no
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I really love the poems by Dylan Thomas so very much ♥️ I can highly recommend reading him to every lover of poetry😊

Updrifting The older I get, the more poetry I need in my life. It's kind of like Nietzsche said: "We have art in order to not die from the truth." ? 7y
ju.ca.no @Updrifting beautiful and true words 😊 what poets do you love reading? 7y
Updrifting @ju.ca.no ju.caI like many of Emily Dickenson's, also Robert Frost and Maya Angelou. I'll confess to mostly cheating on this front, tho, since I often just pick up my anthology of "Good Poems" by Garrison Keillor and let his choices direct my attention! Do you have favorites? 7y
ju.ca.no @Updrifting ah sounds like I need to check out that anthology 😊 I havn‘t read much poetry lately (unfortunately), but besides Dylan Thomas I was always very fond of Sylvia Plath‘s poems 😊 7y
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ju.ca.no
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Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

probably one of my favourite poems 💜

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TrishTheBibliophile
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Friend-cat
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Neato- Found this in campus near the student center!

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ju.ca.no
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i really enjoy Dylan's poems so far😊

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ju.ca.no
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"At poor peace I sing to you, stangers, (though song is a burning and crested act, the fire of birds in the world's turning wood, for my sawn, splay sounds), out of these seathumbed leaves that will fly and fall" - havn't even compleated the first poem and am already deeply in love with this book! So beautiful?