[stylist] a random ten word poem for Myrna

[KajunCutie926 at aol.com]

Jackie, oh my goodness, I bow to you, dear poet!   I have no idea how you 
managed it but that was totally beyond awesome!  I  am trying to decide which 
I like better but I can't... love them both! You have  given me a new 
challenge to think about...)  Thank you so much for sharing  your gift with us...
Myrna
 
 
In a message dated 6/12/2012 4:47:41 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
jackieleepoet at cox.net writes:

Myrna,
You asked for it. The attachment has an explanatory note  before the two
poems. However, I cannot remember the definition of  Anglo-Saxon words,
except that they are strong words. They came from the  article I read.
The comments of my class indicated that they thought the  poem was sort of
like Film Noire, if that is what you call it.
The way I  do these now, is to have my teacher write words, then have my 
aide
read  them while I type the list into the computer, in case any of you  
blind
poets want to try one.
I absolutely love  JAWS.
Jackie

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Jackie, WOW!  I love the images of cobwebs in a  dusty  room as an analogy 
for memories.. and you did this from doing the   dictionary page flip? 
That's

what a friend of mine calls it.  I am  totally  impressed with my jaw 
dropped

open!  I can't wait to  see  more!
This is exemplary  writing!

Myrna




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