Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Try To Love A British Pedant Comments
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When he reads he snorts and loudly groans,
and weeps at multi-exclamation points.
He cries in pain as if his ageing bones
are snapping when a clause goes 'and', no joints,
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Linda Hepner
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7/28/2025 6:27:32 AM # 1.0.0
LOL! 'belonging to a century long agone! ' So brilliant... I often feel that way too - my own classical poetry pouring out - my macabre side sometimes mimicking Edgar Allan Poe - so I've been told. but I am a strict rule breaker - preferring rebellious English to proper - an American cockney I suppose... In any case this is a spectacular showcase of your amazing talent.... Wonderfully whimsical....