Mouthful of Forevers

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then it’s this: jeongguk goes to rehearsals. he meets ghosts. he writes a contract, because he doesn’t know what making yoongi pretty will entail—he mentions having to go away after the sword is pulled, and maybe that means he’ll have business to attend to somewhere else. maybe it means he’ll have to give the sword to someone else, another goblin who will be punished the same way he was. so jeongguk writes a contract, detailing everything yoongi must agree to after the sword is pulled. we’re in canada?” asks jeongguk. “how did we get to canada? oh my god, i’ve always wanted to go—hyung. hyung! can we get maple syrup?” This is a hard collection for me to rate. The poems that really were strong were fantastic, surprising, bold...

Mouthful of Forevers by Clementine von Radics, Paperback

A Princess Bride wedding reading from the book itself? Inconceivable! Only the impressive clergyman knew about this particular passage from the book version of The Princess Bride. You'll find lots of awesome ceremony fodder from the movie, too, but this time we've got a Princess Bride reading with a literature vibe. Shall we see it? (Anybody want a peanut?) I couldn't resist! On to the reading... Read More I love the poem Litany by Billy Collins. I think it could do well for a couple married for a long time because it involves knowing your loved one, still knowing oneself, not expecting one person to be everything, and keeping a good sense of humor. hyungs!” yoongi stops, hands curled into fists as he looks sideways to see taehyung standing beside them, a look of pure distress on his face. “both of you stop fighting. this isn’t about either of you—it’s about jeongguk. if he really is gone, then we need to find him.” go away!” calls yoongi, throwing open the door and darting through it. jeongguk lunges after him, catching the door just before it closes and racing out after him and— sorry,” he says. “it works when i blow out fire? kind of inconvenient if i ever want to light a candle or something.”this one is a little ridiculous,” says yoongi, pointing to number five on the list: min yoongi must allow his nose to be booped any time jeongguk wants, because he has a very boopable nose and it will be even prettier and more boopable without the sword.

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don’t test me,” huffs jeongguk. he makes his way over to the couch, collapsing next to yoongi and pushing his bottom lip out in a pout. “please grant my wishes, hyung. oh, also—i don’t think you’re a ghost anymore.” Let's find you some awesome readings, wedding poems, and romantic song lyrics for your second marriage. what will happen?” asks jeongguk. “it’ll end the punishment, right? but what does that actually mean?” jeongguk narrows his eyes. he’s been considering it himself over the past few weeks—he’s never met a ghost who could grant wishes either. and maybe yoongi is a ghost, and that’s why none of jeongguk’s wishes have been granted yet, but there’s something different about yoongi. even after only meeting him twice, jeongguk can tell there’s something different. he doesn’t act like he’s dead. rather—like he’s been living for a very long time. like he’s not so interested in dealing with jeongguk, but that might just be because most people don’t seem keen on that.jeongguk turns around. if he thinks about it—there are too many reasons why his wishes should be granted. most of them are ones he doesn’t like to think about, preferring to look on the positive side when it comes to all of the terrible things in his life. but just this once, he can indulge. “i’m spending my birthday alone,” says jeongguk quietly, nodding toward the other half of the cake, “because i don’t have anyone. i don’t know what happened to my dad, and my mom died when i was a kid. i was raised by a terrible aunt and worked my way through theatre school. i spent the last of my money to get here, and i don’t even know if it’s paid off. i want to—” he stops. there’s a frown on his lips now, and he turns around to look down into the sink rather than at yoongi. he’s a stranger, a ghost—what does he care, anyway? This collection is perfect for both beginners with poetry, and those who are already experienced and in love with it. As far as I am concerned, it is an extremely significant selection of modern poetry, focusing on both the internal and the external – and I would go so far as to argue that “Advice to Teenage Girls with Wild Ambitions and Trembling Hearts” and “Salome Redux” are two of the most empowering and important poems that all young girls and women should read. yoongi looks up finally, looking over at him with raised eyebrows. “haven’t i been telling you that i’m not a ghost?” I read this only for YA Bookaholics November Readathon, and figured that it would be perfect since I could read it easily. This however, stumped my low expectations for I unexpectedly loved it. From the first poem to the last one, Clementine's words resonate profoundly and this just might be the best poetry book that I've read in my entire life. That being said here are some of my favorite quotes: