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Heyo Peeps ❤❤👀👀👀!!!

How you guys are doing ! I am posting this after ........ i don't remember 😂

Let's get this straight..... yeah so

2 Dec

Today's Goals are :

Attend my lectures

Do my physics homework

Make notes

Self study for biology

I am actually done with few of my classes so I will do the rest of my tasks , I will try to complete my tasks so that I can reward myself with something ( this is the best part of everyday )

Song recommendations

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Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia, photo by Pavel Behun

alwaysbeenjessica

11.29.2021

i am finally done with my fall semester and back home! i am so excited to be able to read and write again with no worries of school. hope you all have been doing well and good luck with finishing the semester! 🤎

pompadourpink

Bonjour maman! I hope you are doing well. I am an avid reader and lover of poetry and I have wanted to read French poetry for a long, long time. Could you please suggest some poems/collections (B1 - B2) for me?

Hello dear,

It would be hard to make a universal list for this because B1/B2 can look many different ways, the best advice I have is to check out famous authors and see at first glance if their stuff looks too hard for you or not. Here are the basics and an example:

B1/B2 with a good dictionary:

Correspondance by Charles Baudelaire

Dans les bois by Paul Verlaine

La demoiselle by Théophile Gautier

Les malheureux by Louise Ackermann ♀

Crépuscule by Guillaume Apollinaire

Les yeux d'Elsa by Louis Aragon (which I would claim to be the most beautiful love poem in the world)

L'hirondelle by Sophie d'Arbouville ♀

Chanson à boire by Nicolas Boileau

La nuit de printemps by Théodore de Banville

L'ennui de Léonore by Victoire Babois ♀

Les feuilles mortes by Jacques Prévert

Regrets d'amour by Pierre Corneille

Des vivants et des morts - Andrée Chedid ♀

Le désir by Anatole France

À Aurore by George Sand ♀

Par un mauvais temps by Alfred de Musset

Melancholia by Victor Hugo

Le bonheur est mélancolique by Cécile Sauvage ♀

C1/C2 but give it a try anyway:

Première soirée by Arthur Rimbaud

Luth compagnon de ma calamité by Louise Labé ♀

La sagesse by Alphonse de Lamartine

Prière de Socrate by Gérard de Nerval

Le temps de vivre by Anna de Noailles ♀

Le songe by Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve

Ce que dit l'homme de peine by Paul Éluard

Élégie du printemps by Pierre de Ronsard

La grande douleur que je porte by Christine de Pisan ♀

Poème à Uranie - Voltaire

La prison by Alfred de Vigny

L'amour et la folie by Jean de la Fontaine

Ô qu'une sagesse profonde by François de Malherbe

L'âme errante by Marceline Desbordes-Valmore ♀

Les fleurs by Stéphane Mallarmé

Le lundi à Vêpres by Jean Racine

C'était novembre by Vénus Khoury-Ghata (1937-) ♀

Holy shit:

Escargots by Francis Ponge (XX, surrealism)

Nous ne sommes fâchés by Joachim Du Bellay (XVI)

Ballade des dames du temps jadis by François Villon (XV)

Lai du Frêne by Marie de France ♀ (XII)

Je brûle avec mon coeur by Théodore Aggripa d'Aubigné (XVI)

Plus:

Entire anthology about female poetry

Hope this helps! x

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Are those beauties cats or a different animal? Source: sopadebombillas on catpictures.

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Few of Us/ Sarunas Bartas/ 1996

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saturday morning reading

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Meet Chai! Our newest rescue! Source: Mlk_Rai on catpictures.

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Gastroenterology: week 2

I think that of the most impressive medical imaging techniques is endoscopy that allows you to examine the interior of a hollow organ or cavity of the body.

On the left, the doctor is performing echo-endoscopy after sedating the patient which is amazing

And in the right picture, the doctor walks performing upper endoscopy and exploring the oesophagus and the stomach of the patient and collecting tissue samples ( biopsy) to determine if there's any microscopic disease.