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I’m in the middle of writing this post and have a moment of inspiration. I read this poem by John Green to my wife the other day and just had to share it with you. Enjoy.
I’ve been thinking about this poem a lot lately. I’ve been reading a book called “The Sunken Cathedral” by John Green. I think there are a few things in there that are a bit off, but also have some interesting parallels. I’ll try to post some of it here for you.
The author of this song, Green, is a very good poet. His lyrics are very poetic. The way he uses language to describe his themes is always interesting. I think I read this on a site called Something Awful, which was a site for political satire. It was great. I am a big fan of the author.
I think Green’s lyrics are interesting. His characters are a bit like the characters that pop up in the movie The Book Thief. He writes about a lot of the same themes that pop up in The Book Thief, but his style is very unique. There are many similarities between The Sunken Cathedral and The Book Thief. The characters are more like fictional characters, but the themes are similar.
I love the idea of someone who thinks he knows everything. Like, if you think you’re an expert on a subject, that’s a good thing. Not everyone knows everything. It’s much better if you’re a little more open to learning new things.
The Book Thief is a great example of the idea of the writer creating a character that is a combination of the reader and the writer. The Sunken Cathedral is as much a character-driven story as The Book Thief, and it has a lot of similarities to the ideas surrounding The Sunken Cathedral.
I think the book is an excellent example of this. The book is written by a person who is very open to learning things he/she doesn’t know. Not only that, but the book comes with a lot of suggestions for what to learn next. When I came across this book, I was like, “Ahhhh… now I can make a character who is a combination of the reader and the writer… well, I guess that makes sense.
In the book, the author writes about writing a novel in English and then it turns into a story about a character who falls into a life of crime. That character is the protagonist. The book’s main character is a young middle-aged woman who is a detective who is trying to solve a murder. She is trying to solve the case of the murder of her best friend. She is also trying to solve the murder of an older man who was also her best friend.
Yeah, that sounds like a lot of work. And I wonder how much of a difference that makes in the end. I mean, there’s a reason writers tend to use English when writing for the English-speaking audience. I think it’s because the work itself is easier to do then (because the work is in a language we already know like English). But the story is still hard because it’s all in the language of the storyteller, the characters.
This is the same reason you can’t make a story in your own language. Writers in the English-speaking world must all learn how to write in English and then adapt it to their other language. We do this for reasons that are pretty obvious, but they’re not always pretty obvious. Also, like when you’re making a story in your own language you have to read and think about all of the words you’re using.
