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The other poem is a short, pithy litle number from Christopher Logue, pictured below...
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6 comments:
I have so enjoyed my trip through this site; as a poet and an avid reader, I found it both enlightening and enriching...Thank You!
I have so enjoyed my trip through this site; as a poet and an avid reader, I found it both enlightening and enriching...Thank You!
I have so enjoyed my trip through this site; as a poet and an avid reader, I found it both enlightening and enriching...Thank You!
I have so enjoyed my trip through this site; as a poet and an avid reader, I found it both enlightening and enriching...Thank You!
Marvellous. And of course Logue looks quite young in that photo!
Talk about going at it hammer and tongs!
I don't know quite how I got here, but I love the picture of Logue and poem. A friend gave me War Music, and that's how I met Christopher Logue--wish I had more friends like that, or more poets like Logue.
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