At dVerse Sarah is hosting Poetics with an invitation to either take a line from Thomas Hood’s poem ‘November’ or just just say no. More detail by following the link below.
dVerse Poets – Poetics – No! Vember
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“Like abounds in upside downs.” Lorin Morgan-Richards
Yestember Remember, remember, this is the Vember, whether north or south, cold or hot, this is the noiest of months when yesses are filed and held in contempt and, despite the advent of virgins or the odd fine Claus, this is the time to stymie the old plot, to lose the lot of all previous plans, setting aside all expectations, saying no to no and yes to Yestember. Copyright 2022 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®️
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Very clever, Paul. Fun poem.
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Love it! Lots of fun, and I think you’ve captured that clever, slightly irreverent tone of the Hood poem. Would we feel differently if it was Yesvember, I wonder?
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Thank you so much for this Sarah
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Like a breath of fresh air!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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Love the positivity here… it is untranslatable but in Swedish, the name of the carnation starts with a “Nej” which in Swedish for “No”, in our family we always replaced it with “Ja” meaning “Yes
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I love that, way to go I say. thank you Bjorn.
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Very clever and humorous
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Best way to make a point sometimes.
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