[stylist] apologies

[LoriStay at aol.com]

Welcome to the list, Susan.   There are always people who whether meaning 
to or not are able to squelch one's creativity.   I hope you decide to 
stretch your writing wings once more and just ignore the slings and arrows of 
jealous poets.
Lori
In a message dated 9/30/09 10:41:09 PM, souljourner at sbcglobal.net writes:


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> 
> The sad part is that also as I got older, my forays into creative writing
> became less frequent. I took an independent study in poetry writing once
> from an author whose work I liked and for all intents and purposes, my
> creativity was stifled if not temporarily killed--for a long time. She 
> said
> one had to write like Ezra Pound in order to understand and write good
> poetry and I couldn't stand Ezra Pound.
> 
>