poppy

Music journalist Joel Selwin annotates, with a preface by Donovan, a foreword by Jorma Kaukonen, and an afterword by John Poppy.

Poppy Morgan went to her primary care doctor in 2010 because she desperately wanted to take a risk.

Her gorgeous legs seemingly reaching up to the sky, Swift performed her new single, “Shake It Off,” with a bouncy, poppy energy.

Cases in point: girl starbabies named Autumn James, Gracie James, Mary James, Poppy James, Agnes Charles and Lucy Thomas.

To this day, I, like many in Britain, still wear a poppy on Nov. 11.

California seemed less like a voluptuous leviathan blowing poppy-dust that blunted the memory of all things beyond her borders.

Gives much, but claims all, and he who would open the poppy-gates must close the door of ambition and bid farewell to manhood.

The hills burst into buttercups, "blue eyes," yellow and purple lupins, the heavy pungent gold-red poppy.

A second inferior quantity is obtained by pressing and boiling the poppy heads and stems.

Martin turned as red as a poppy, as he flashed up in honest anger that such paltry meanness should be charged on him.