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28 III 2003 - 22:20 - verba45 |
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No spare time in general combined with a variety of alternately fun and stressful projects combined with my usual test readers either being away or engaged in the same stressful projects means I don't post Alchera projects until very late. And that's all that needs to be said about that (although I must remind myself to go back and change all the links -- we've moved again!) I think these no wonderful effort but as with everything I've posted here they are a work in progress. With time they may yet become better (as the Poetry Fairy comes down, shakes her wand three times, and -- voila! -- good poetry ensues. There is, I think, a great deal of mystery involved.) But to remove some of that mystery, my assignment: POETRY/OPTION NO. 2: Write two poems: one about the greatest loss you've suffered, and the other about the greatest gain you've achieved. Keep the style of the poems uniform so they read as a pair. Oh, and one last thing: you must use one word in both poems (i.e., same word in each poem) that you, to your best recollection, have never used before. no title, not even a working one. I He of whom my memories His casket taught me dutied tears, That lesson learnt, his blurring face II Was this forseen -- the path I'd find -- Beauty eluded me in the flesh And with these lessons sometimes learnt |
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Can you think of something new to help me fill this space? |
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