My poem “The Parenthesis of Silence” has been published on Spillwords.
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And no wonder. It’s a gift to be able to say so much in so few words. Beautiful!
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Thank you so much Susan
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Beautiful and I like the description of yourself.
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very observant – and thank you
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Congrats!
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Thank you Keith
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Way to go!
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Thank you Sandy
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Welcome.
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Wow! This is a greatly deserved!
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Many thanks, very kind.
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Congratulations Paul. At your succinct best.
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Thank you, such a lovely compliment
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You are so welcome.
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Just gave you a five star rating … nice of you to feature me, thanks!
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I’m sure your hands are not quite so weathered.
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lol close 🙂
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Hehe
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😉
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🙂
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Nice but i live rurally and have slow internet; it takes time to bounce to another website.
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I get that, I was in that space for some years in a rural,town, some days I’d click on the site and go and make coffee while it loaded.
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Just gave you a five star rating! The piece totally deserved it!🙏❤️
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That is very kind, and thank you for taking time to do that.
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I love how the poem brings the reader to the point of silence.
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Thank you for that insight.
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Congratulations Paul.
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Thank you.
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Congratulations, Paul!
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Thank you Ted.
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Congrats getting into Spillwords with an amazing poem.
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Many thanks Mark.
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Wow well done – your poetry is definitely worthy of publishing
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Many thanks Lyn
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