Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Didactically Firing Blanks Comments

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If poetry is not disposed to rhyme
Would it still honour metrical display;
Could lyrics sing and still maintain the tune
and ballads hold their pleasing harmony?
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Thomas Vaughan Jones
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Thomas Vaughan Jones 26 March 2014

Cheers for that guys. Declan you surely kissed the Blarney stone, if only while you slept. Drop into my Academy and see if something there can direct that sublime Irish verbosity. You might be a latent Yeats :)

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Anthony Burkett 12 March 2014

Delightfully penned! Truly a heartfelt plea... ;) Thomas, your outstanding vocabulary... and your splendid use of... it is always of supreme enjoyment to me! Touché, Sir! :)

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Valerie Dohren 04 March 2014

Prose is prose and poetry is poetry - to my mind, true poetry rhymes. Modern prose is not true poetry IMHO. Well expressed Thomas,

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Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 04 March 2014

There must be nothing in the poem that should be attractive...this poem talks about that...thank you for sharing your thought, Thomas..

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