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Haiku with One Deep Breath #2 -- One Line Poems 04/01/07
First a note ... If you expected to arrive here and read about Casey and the Magnolia Cafe, something went all sideways and so you can find it on another post of mine: here.
This week the prompt over at One Deep Breath was about writing one line poems. What? A one line poem?
Well, I'd love to explain it to you in detail but besides the fact that I am again posting my poem at the very last second. I'm also striving to accomplish this in about 15 min ... and I'm trying to fix a post gone awry.
go on over to One Deep Breath and read through the references.
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I have to admit the first reading, I totally blew your one line for you, but the next one it let me know who was right, and it was definitely your one line!
~ LOL I'm so glad to know I'm not the only one! I thought it the way I wrote it. But when I read it, I read it wrong.
I'm also looking forward to reading other people's poetry. Thanks for stopping by. ~pam
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