not even if it were FREE!
and it's $50.00 a person
my apologies to
the sisters of st. francis tho
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- Sherry
- pittsburgh, pa., United States
- ECLECTIC POETRY,LIBERAL POLITICS and other things, from an eclectic little woman. published in,hip poetry 2012, the individualist newsletter, online at, the amateur poetry journal, alchemy lit. mag, the writer's hood and caught in the net. a member of the international PK poetry kit, included in the anthology project, dec. 2004 and in national poetry day projects, four volts. uk. pk#10 and the picolata review.national poetry dayu.k. 08. former list administrator for the PK list.featured poet june'07#20.member pgh women's blogging society. contributing writer-CITIZEN JOURNALIST EXCHANGE worldwidehippies.com This site may contain copyrighted material. I have posted it here for the purpose of education and commentary. I believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107 My original writing, as posted here, is considered by me to be copyrighted material, and I reserve all rights thereto. MAIL: afterthebridge@hotmail.com
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Maybe the food's good, who knows? Or is there another reason why not to go (that I'm missing)?
Thanks for stopping by my place and leaving a meaningful comment about my poem (frenchie).
Yes, the line was awkward, but the idea of a frenchie had to stay in the poem for the sake of balance, and for the sake of the idea itself.
I knew that it was awkward and were indeed working on improving it, which I have now.
By balance I mean: If my grandpa read the poem, I'd want him to look at me and say, What's frenchie? If my son read it, I'd want him to look at me and say, What's "hath"?
Again thanks for stopping by. i hope to see you again soon.
hi, oh, you'd have to know the parrish itself to know one of the reasons why. ; )
yes, i understand the whys of the word you chose, now that you've explained it. thank you for that. i am a curious poet.
be well.
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