Sunday, September 21, 2008
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Two scions sprung among the fennels of the countryside
They bid their own welcome because fennels say little to scions
These scions were of a sturdy stock themselves
Though new compared to the old stiff necked forrest
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Nimal Dunuhinga
23 September 2008
I am very grateful to you George; I noticed a shadow of a good friend like a huge tree grows in this great poem would never be uprooted by storms!
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7/29/2025 3:55:10 AM # 1.0.0
Very eloquent and wise. No wonder Nimal admires your work. Ten for two poet friends. Kind regards, Sandra