TheShortys

Greetings Shortys Fans! 
          	
          	The bells are ringing, and we brought you something to test how far you know about the poem! 
          	Can you guess this poem?
          	
          	Part 1 has been posted on our sister profile @Poetry , and Part 2, another stanza, is waiting below, where you can share your answer! 
          	
          	Poem 1, Stanza 2:
          	
          	They flash upon that inward eye
          	Which is the bliss of solitude;
          	And then my heart with pleasure fills,
          	And dances with the daffodils.
          	
          	It's an amazing poem, right? Now... Which famous poem is this from and who is it written by? 
          	We eagerly want to know your answer!

STURDY66

@TheShortys I wandered lonely as a cloud by William Wordsworth - its about daffodils!
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TheShortys

Greetings Shortys Fans! 
          
          The bells are ringing, and we brought you something to test how far you know about the poem! 
          Can you guess this poem?
          
          Part 1 has been posted on our sister profile @Poetry , and Part 2, another stanza, is waiting below, where you can share your answer! 
          
          Poem 1, Stanza 2:
          
          They flash upon that inward eye
          Which is the bliss of solitude;
          And then my heart with pleasure fills,
          And dances with the daffodils.
          
          It's an amazing poem, right? Now... Which famous poem is this from and who is it written by? 
          We eagerly want to know your answer!

STURDY66

@TheShortys I wandered lonely as a cloud by William Wordsworth - its about daffodils!
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TheShortys

Hello Shortys fans, and welcome to visitors from @ShortStory!
          
          We have a two-part literary trivia challenge for you today!
          
          Part 1 has been posted on @ShortStory, and part 2 is below:
          
          Determined to make the holiday special, each decides to sacrifice something they treasure most.
          They keep their decisions secret, hoping to surprise the other with the perfect gift.
          Neither knows what the other has given up.
          When they exchange gifts, they discover a beautiful irony: each sacrifice has made the other's gift impossible to use.
          
          Which famous short story is this?
          
          We look forward to your lovely answers!

avinashb11

@TheShortys The Gift of the Magi by O Henry 
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abbyabbyli

@TheShortys The Gift of the Magi  by O. Henry.
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