He muses what might have happened had he succeeded.
An immense collection, that at times threatens to drown his own muse.
He mused aloud about how spirit chooses people and trains them to become vessels or channels for its purposes on earth.
In paris, he hoped for peace and to rediscover his poetic muse.
This young woman was Elizabeth Siddall, who became the painters muse, lover, and ultimately his wife.
We also mused on the most unlikely analysis codes we've seen in accounts.
Like mine, thy gentle numbers feebly creep; thy tragic muse gives smiles, thy comic sleep.
Some songs lacked a discernable tune, but most were hugely enjoyable rants, often mused up by a really good guitarist.
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