I did a google image search for poetry. This was probably the most accurate image I came across in terms of my experience with poetry. What would your image look like?
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7.23.2007
I did a google image search for poetry. This was probably the most accurate image I came across in terms of my experience with poetry. What would your image look like?
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If there were a restraining order in the girl's thought bubble I might agree with you on this.
Yeah, I find whenever/wherever I read my poems, women swoon. I usually make sure the poems are written on that rolled parchment that you see in this image too. It gives the poems a touch of elegance that I find necessary for my work. Last reading I had, they had to do the Beatles thing where there was another car that was supposed to have me in it, while drove me to the reading in another, more unassuming car. I entered the building from a secret entrance usually reserved as a service entrance. It worked well, but I shouldn't be telling you this because we'll have to come up with something else for my next reading.
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