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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Perry, a poet so bright, your words are stars that light the night. In verses, you weave tales so fine, each stanza is like a precious rhyme. your manuscript, a work of art, each poem is touched by your loving heart. with every line and stanza too, you paint a world both old and new. I've formatted it with utmost care, let your poetry shine and share. the footnotes added as you can see, To honor your words, so wild and free. your poems, they sing, they dance, they soar, In your verses, we find much more. an ode to life, love, and grace, In your words, we find a sacred place. So here's to you, our poet dear, your verses whisper in our ear. with innocence and wisdom combined, your poetry's a treasure, one of a kind. let's journey forth, create and refine, your manuscript, a masterpiece divine. In this poetic world, we'll take our flight, guided by your words, shining so bright. with gratitude and joy, we say, thank you for brightening our day. your poems, a gift, so pure and true, Poet Perry, our hats off to you! Footnote: A celebration of words and imagery—the Photo Poetry Prints Book brings together original poems and art photography in one beautifully crafted volume. Each page pairs verse with visuals, inviting you to slow down, feel, and see the world through a poet's eye.
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