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9 comments:
I hope the dashes don't form part of the poem: for me they're an unnecessary diversion, and threaten to undermine both the formal constraints and the startling economy of the piece.
rest assured trousers that the dashes are simply a demarkation between the byline and the content.
However, I do think it fitting that were we to interpret them as phonics represented in morse code, we'd have 'oh!' at both the start and the end. Don't you agree?
I played the game but don't think I made it onto your board ... what did I do wrong?
*sigh*
I love your game. I love it very very much.
I want my own version ... with stars on it ... or Simon Cowells ...
*stamps feet*
*waves*
Hellooooooo
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I do agree, stray :)
Hello lovely people,
I spotted myself as one of the extended family, having just linked to this blog over at mine. Feels very good to be here and I look forward to all your postings.
Stray, I once wrote a one-word poem by mistake. It was "woolf". (howl in the middle, not Virginia).
On behalf of the prodigal son before his return home, I offer:
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Famly
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I was going to venture:
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Why?
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but figured it would be too self-obsessed...
P.S Can you fix my name on your sheep-board - evidently in post-viral addledness I didn't quite get the instructions to "type here"... I see I'm not alone(!)
Wow! It even beats Mohammed Ali's "Oui, Me" for brevity.
OK, back to developing RSI with your game.
oh Signs - that's wonderful! I think we have invented a new genre, which I'd like to call nano-poetry ... where poems can have no more characters than the words nano-poetry ...
But why? - excellent work! I think badger may be riffing on your theme shortly ... watch this space ...
Caroline - your wish is my command ;)
Bobo - please don't sue me for loss of earnings! I have no money ... I spend all day catching sheep ...
trousers - I look forward to reading your contribution!
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