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| By Katanga | ||||||
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Clumsily, meant as a tribute to 'Cornflowers and Poppies', which Pam (grace) posted on 10 September. In my opinion, a must-read piece, if you haven't seen it already. The title and content refer to her justification in the reviews for using short lines. An experimental rhyme-scheme - a, b, c, b, d, c, d, a. Do you think it works? Comments, as ever, more than welcome. Cheers Pam, and everyone! John X Gusts of Breeze In my quiet evening your lines engage light gusts of breeze leave the page float up above rise to soothe and ease my aching eyes with love your deep heart's meaning
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