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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Thinking of O, Ms. Jill Martin was in her solitude “Quietly…breathing” That, she just waved her hand greeting April Lewis “Without Speaking” I spied humorist Donald Meikle, writing a “Note to a Lady in Waiting” Let’s party! exclaimed silent Sami Al-Khalili, but not “Only In Winter” That’s a real cool idea, and I said, how about in “The Field Of Summer” Dame Marcyle Beer offered her place, called “Welcome To Fort Beer” A rising star Taryn Melville proudly breezed in: saying “I Am From…” But, party guy Anthony Slauson showed us his “Fingers of Freedom” Leaving noble Alyssa Finley’s young mind fixated in “Dreams Come” A free verse expert JeanMarie Marchese of Homosassa, uttered “Slow” Let snow lover Linda Smith tell us first her “Footprints In The Snow” Indeed, we’ve our time to introduce ourselves, before “The Cockcrow” Sweet Elaine George arrived, when the night still had a “Tender Heart” With a special gift, for Raquel Nicholson, ‘cos she has “a broken heart” I learned that Big John Tanaskow did not wish to go “Back At the Start” The party made poetic Mark Hansen expressed himself, in “Cloud Nine” Perhaps he had consumed much of shy type Nicola Steel’s “Plumy Wine” For he was too excited, to meet a bright Seema Ali, on a “Poetry Online” Before the party was over, Juanita Ganir, sprung from her “Sacred Well” And, old Londoner Matt Doe spoke, of his mighty “Showdown In Hell” To a sexy Tamiviolet Manchas, but, she xoxoxo urged him, “Don’t Tell” Many thanks, to photographer William Jones, for his “Living In Color” A souvenir that reflects my own plea to “Make Me Whole, Once More” A plea to everyone, to all friends, to remember that “My Name Is Thor”
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