A quick icon post

[lily_handmaiden]

I figured I'd better post the Merlin icons I've made this season before tomorrow's finale.

1 Merlin
1 Gwen and Morgana
4 Morgana and Morgause
12 Morgana
1 Merlin, Morgana, and Morgause

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Comments

[mamadar]

Behold, I have taken #10.

[lily_handmaiden]

Ooh, you're even using it! Thanks! :)

[veleda_k]

I took two and three, thank you.

[lily_handmaiden]

Thank you!

[celtic_songster]

I love when you make icons, because I can totally hear you saying the captions in my head.

[lily_handmaiden]

Hee! :)

[inafadinglight]

These are so lovely! Oh, lookit, I was going to name my faves, and then the list just grew until it included most of them anyways . . . :P "Cosmic Love" is definitely the tops M/M song, and I will probably be snagging one or two (or three) of these in the near future.

Also, I followed your link to "Merlin and the Gleam." It's a beautiful poem. I don't know why I haven't read more Tennyson, but I'm more than comfortable blaming it on my very spotty high school literature education along with my reluctance to take poetry classes in college. :P

[lily_handmaiden]

Thanks! :) Glad you like them!

I don't blame you for your reluctance to take poetry classes, but Tennyson is defiintely worth a read if you like Arthurian stuff. It's narrative poetry, and often really beautiful.

[inafadinglight]

Haha, I'm much more of a novel kind of girl. My only experience with a college-level poetry class was a joint Jane Austen/William Blake class (which I took for the 'intellectual discussions' on Persuasion, P&P, etc, obviously), and I absolutely loathed the days we read Blake.

However, I picked up a book of Tennyson poetry last Christmas and have been meaning to get around to it. Sometimes a good recommendation is just the thing to give a book a shove from my 'to be read' pile and into my hands. Narrative poetry sounds infinitely better than whatever the heck Blake wrote, and I really enjoyed The Green Knight, so as soon as I finish up some other books, I will give him a shot! :)

[lily_handmaiden]

Why on EARTH were Jane Austen and William Blake shoved together for that class? That is maybe the strangest combination I've ever heard.