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A last, lingering look at summer

Started by marc_chagall, September 22, 2015, 05:29:50 PM

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elay2433

Cool. I'm a doofus when it comes to poetry, but I liked Now That You're Gone. Feels a little sad.

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I too generally don't get poetry - it often seems like pretentious twaddle especially when read out loud in monotone drone.

Enjoyed your Now that you're gone - apt for our summer - was that it?

Sometimes a poem hits a like nerve such as Kay Buckley's through smoke. I enjoy the juxtaposition of unrelated words such as "slow shape"

Thanks for the share, Catherine, and congratulations again!

marc_chagall

Thanks guys - glad to have got you all reading poetry  ;)