Poems and Poets

Publication Date: October 3rd 2017 Genre: Thriller My Goodreads Rating: 5/5 Source: Own Copy Robert Langdon, the reputed Harvard professor of symbology and religious iconology, has been invited by his former student to a precious unveiling. Langdon arrives at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, to hear his student's discovery that will "change the face of science forever". The evening has been wonderfully organized, with special effects and constant surprises. As Kirsch (student) begins his presentation, providing two of humanity's most sought-after questions, however, it seems that these answers might be lost. In life-threatening circumstances, Langdon flees Bilbao and works to de-code Kirsch's password and reveal his hard work. He's accompanied by Ambra Vidal, the museum director who helped Kirsch create this marvelous display.

Hey everyone! I'm back with another Saturday Snapshot* post. This will be my last post about Spain. Next week, I hope to share with you pictures of my trip to Singapore. I'll be starting another mini-series about it. * This meme is hosted by westmetromommyreads.com Beautiful stained glass inside a Cathedral. 

Hey guys! I'm back with another Saturday Snapshot!* This week- I'll be showing you some more pictures of Spain. I've decided to make a mini-series of pictures from Spain. Once I've shared them all with you, I'll move onto a new topic. * This meme is hosted by Westmetromommyreads.com Small Alley- I remember it was filled with buskers

Hey guys, I'm back with another Saturday Snapshot*. I'm continuing to share more snippets** from my trip to Spain- I may do this for a few more posts. Have a nice weekend. *This meme is hosted by Westmetromommyreads.com **These pictures were taken by my father

Hey everyone, I'm back for another Saturday Snapshot*, but by the time you read this post, I'll be away on a conference for school. I'm pre-scheduling this post, so I won't be sharing any new pictures this week. Instead, I'm sharing some more pictures of my trip to Spain last year.** Enjoy your weekend!  * This meme is hosted by westmetromommyreads ** All these pictures were taken by my father City of Madrid

Hey Everyone! I'm back for another Saturday Snapshot! It's been a long week, so unfortunately, I haven't been able to finish the art piece I was working on last weekend. Hopefully you'll see the finished images next week! Summer vacations are coming up soon- so expect lots of art in my Saturday Snapshots!  This week, I'll be showing you some images from the summer of last year, when we visited Spain. Salvador Dali museum

While on our holiday in Spain, my family and I visited a small seaside town called Cadaques. The town had a Mediterranean feel to it, as all the houses were white, and there were small rock beaches. There was also a ring that I saw whilst there. I like to think of it as a secret ring. The secret ring A ring of azure, over a cerulean base, gifted by the gods, to the seas of Cadaques. A beautiful ring, That Mediterranean Cadaques, wears on her finger, It is this ring, that pronounces her engagement, To the rest of the world. This secret ring, that shows itself once in a blue moon, that shows us, that Mother Mediterranean, is there for us. The "secret ring" was most probably formed by alga lying on the sea's surface. Cadaques is a beautiful town, and is great for a day visit. I hope you enjoy my imaginative poems. I only write imaginative poems occasionally, but it's fun to write them.

I'm currently in Barcelona, Spain, travelling with my family. We reached in the evening ,following which we went out for dinner. After dinner, we walked around a bit, and I saw a beautiful piece of marble. It was oddly shaped, and it wasn't white, but to me it was marvelous. Here is a poem I wrote about it: \ Marble Strings of Black, On a bed of grey, Meander into each other, Creating the perfect marble Pure white it may not be, Nor may it be in a square, Dark and Mysterious, This marble that hangs in the air The marbled sky, visible in between two trees,  is a splendid view, The marble of the sky. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of the sky as it was yesterday. If I can see a marbled sky today, I will be sure to update the post, and add in the picture, though it may not match my description. -Poetic Fanatic