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| By jw2089 | ||||||||
| 23 June 2008 | ||||||||
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Another one of my attempts at writing a different style of poetry. This is supposed to be a Palindrome. The idea is to write a poem that makes sense when read backwards from the middle (or at the word 'restless'), I'm really bad at explaining things.... Don't think this worked aswell as the other one though.. any suggestions? (Please note.. I'm not obsessed with the weather hehe.) Tempest, vast and electric- means thunder echoing; with sleepless nights RESTLESS nights sleepless with echoing thunder means electric and vast Tempest.
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