I’m pleased to announce that an old poem of mine was just published on Spillwords. It’s called Feathers and that’s the only place you’ll find it so give it some love.
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That’s the question! How to entice…
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I wrote that poem about ten years ago and I still haven’t figured it out.
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Lol!
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Congratulations and a beautiful piece Bartholomew! 😊
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Thank you, Gypsie!
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My pleasure! 😊
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A gentle enticement, but alas..
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Sometimes gentle goes unnoticed. Alas, indeed.
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Oh, this is so beautiful and stands the rest of time! 💝
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Thank you! We’ll see how it does versus time now that it’s out in the world.
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I believe it will do well! 🤗
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Congratulations!
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Thank you!
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How to entice a beauty living in the wild?
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To entice or not to entice, that’s the question of a decade…
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Whether ’tis nobler?
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😄
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My first thought was…”Try spreading out some nice, ripe grain.”
That would probably be deemed ideologically incorrect these days.
Still – it works. Why does a peacock have those tail feathers otherwise?
To quote Sting – ‘If you love somebody – set them free’.
It won’t be the only place to find it, if you send it to TON?
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Thanks! I’ll send it over to TON after a respectable period of it being only on Spillwords.
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