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“Everything in life is unusual until you get accustomed to it.”

Book:The Marvelous Land of Oz

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The Marvelous Land of Oz

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L. Frank Baum

L. Frank Baum was an American author best known for his fantasy novel series, 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'. His works have had a profound impact on children's literature. more

“I can't watch The Wizard of Oz / without wondering how many times / the Scarecrow had his heart broken / no brain to tell him no / all that courage telling him yes / I wonder if he was desperate from all that hurt / if he'd spend some nights asking the Tin Man if he was a fool / Tin Man saying yes / saying obviously / saying of course / because how could he know / how could he see / with that hole in his chest / where a heart should be. I can't watch The Wizard of Oz / without walking memory lane like a yellow brick road/ at the end of which / is someone who still loves me.”

Broken Heart Scarecrow Tin Man The Wizard Of Oz Someone W

Book:Heretic Hearts

Source: Heretic Hearts

“A grimy ghost hovered above a smiling scarecrow that looked puny next to an oversized bat being watched by a wicked witch who was entangled in the web of an even larger spider that was in danger of being eaten by a bug-eyed owl that peeped out of the faux foliage, much more nostalgic than scary.”

Witches Scarecrow Halloween Creatures Nostalgic Halloween Best Halloween Quotes

Author:Kevin Purdy

“There he stood , peeping through his own head of rotten pumpkin , scaring away many a flock of birds . His body was as tough and concrete as a straw . Till now he only saw and could not think ,now he could not even see for the rotten pumpkin was taken away and eaten by the farmer who had fallen into a dark abyss due to falling prices of his crops.”

Descriptive Scarecrow Farmer

Author:Devam Doshi

“was in everyday attire with sand-colored jeans and a denim-blue buttoned-down shirt with his lean muscles defined underneath and exposed with his rolled-up sleeves. His tannish skin was peppered with freckles and he was bestowed with a natural rouge on his face; matched with his dry wavy dirty blonde hair he looked like a scarecrow that had given up the farm in favor of greener racing pastures.”

Funny Humorous Witty Clever Hilarious Farm Whimsical Freckles Scarecrow Denim

Book:Whisky Hernandez

Source: Whisky Hernandez

“Close your eyes and journey into the world of golden lure. Its path a light for the heart to play in a new world breeze. [Evergold Dream]”

Mind Dream Body Spirit Spirituality Journey Metaphor New World Lure Golden Lure

Book:Bare Spirit: The Selected Poems of Susan Marshall

Source: Bare Spirit: The Selected Poems of Susan Marshall

“SCARECROW: Uncomfortable? See this pole? It's up to my belly button!”

Uncomfortable Scarecrow Navel Belly Button Impalement

Book:We're Off

Source: We're Off

“Snowbound Condemnation by Stewart Stafford My vigil for a shabby scarecrow, Cruciform in a snowdrift field, Its saviour-suited arms clawing At corvids, frozen heels to Heaven. Its mouth a wailing O-shape, Lamenting deafened ears of corn, Resuscitation for a fool's errand, In a hysterical chorus of biting gales. Haunting a sycamore tree, complicit, I witnessed desolation's spectacle, Half-expecting a condemned miracle, This pilgrim genuflected into green slush. © 2025, Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.”

Poetry Winter Narrative Melancholy Existential Gothic Symbolic Desolation Scarecrow Religious Imagery

Author:Stewart Stafford

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