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Another from AWAD , where this week's theme is "words that have many unrelated meanings." fizgig (FIZ-gig) noun 1. A squib:...
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From today's Poetry Daily : Groucho and Tom — In June 1964 T. S. Eliot hosted dinner for Groucho Marx at Eliot's London flat. Tom, w...
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Had a lovely day before Mother's Day brunch with mom and one of my sisters (and her husband and son) yesterday. Perfect weather. It fina... -
From the PI online this morning: Crash shuts down West Seattle Bridge By HECTOR CASTRO Three people were killed on the West Seattle Bridge w...
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. . . or, my afternoon with the anagram machine: Beat Poetry: A Petty Bore Black Mountain Poets: I’m Ant on a Slop-Bucket Cavalier Poetry: P...
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Goldsboro Narrative #27 The dark and heavy coat she always wore hid From her as much as anyone What grew her belly out one thought at a time...
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It's still cool in the mornings, but the afternoons and evenings have been perfect summer weather. I worked most of the morning yesterda... -
I'm really looking forward to the long Holiday weekend. Dean and I will spend Christmas Eve at one sister's house, and (part of) Chr...
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THE CHALLENGE (from Best Am Po): When deciphered, the anagram below represents the title of a book of poems by a past guest editor of "...
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Lovely!!
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