Bài Giảng Cuối Cùng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bárbara Oliveira barbaraom — My life in a nutshell! My daughter NEVER wants to go to sleep and it takes forever to get her down!

Pau Grafreak pau_grafreak — I'm not very good at reading contemporary poetry. Give me Catullus or Donne or Tennyson and I'm fine. I'm iffy on most of the new stuff, though. (There are exceptions. Neruda. Li-Young Lee. Elizabeth Bishop.) But I want to be better at it, to like it more. So I'm trying. A good friend regularly raves about Pound, so it seemed as good a place to start as any. And... I don't know. There were some parts I genuinely liked, and some parts I found interesting, and some parts in which the language took my breath away. But there were also many parts that made me say "Huh?" And some that made me say "Yeah, so?" I'm glad I read it, and I will keep trying contemporary poets, both because I think it's good for me and because I'm sure I will surprise myself by liking some that I wouldn't expect. But I don't think I'll be listing Pound among my favorites.

Gabriele Bellucci gabrielebellucci — ** spoiler alert ** I liked this book but it was just so sad!! i think I weeped 3/4 of the book and for me that was not a happy ending. i mean i get the whole thing if you really love someone you let them go but that's why i read romance novels so i don't have to face real life and have happy endings always.

Jutta Strahll jjuttastra8052 — I seriously cannot read this book straight through. I've owned this for about four or five years and I've picked it up a few times, wanting to finish it. In the end though, I decided it's just one of those skim-through books.