Stumbler review: missy-os reviews
missy-o joined StumbleUpon on May 23, 2005
•287 reviews since May 24, 2005
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salimma rated 15 months ago- Beautiful and thoughtful collection
- redyns rated 15 months ago
- They found him. His outstretched hand was blue and flat like space beneath a swallow's wing. His mouth was slightly open as though he wished to sing. --Wadih Sa'adeh, "Mysterious Sky" ~ Wadih Sa'adeh was born in the village of Shabtin, in northern Lebanon. In his own words he describes it as "a place where the people, fields, trees, rocks, birds and animals were one family. Nature was part of our being. The soil and the people were one." When he was about twelve years old he moved to Beirut. Here everything was much different from the village and depressed him. It was at this time that he began to seek solace in writing poetry. In his book A Secret Sky he writes about the people who died in the war in Lebanon or had to leave the country of their birth and a glimpse of a tragedy of his homeland. ~
- Bongshiva rated 15 months ago
- good stuff
- noodlenaddle rated 15 months ago
- the latest was a great selection for that picture. it made my day feel even more relaxing!
- mateoptmd rated 15 months ago
- "I am Chasing ninjas all day long :o), a woman from Stop The War Now!" a top notch blog.
- betsie rated 15 months ago
- Beautiful images, powerful words. Thank you.
- Yw8 rated 15 months ago
- Thanks for using that great polaroid directing me to the Vonnegut site, I enjoyed my visit.
- petra-g rated 15 months ago
- I'm surely coming back here
- Gemboy rated 15 months ago
- The more I look at your stumbles the more I like them.
- genxcetra rated 15 months ago
- stunning images, thought provoking poems...words from great authors, a must see site....oh and a bit of warped, wicked humor....i love it!