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posted by Bill | 7:34 AM
4 Comments:
Bill, many thanks for the plug and the poem - which, alas, is oh so true (freezing temperatures and snow forecast again this sunday)
"snow possible" has become an expected refrain in our weather forecasts. Thanks for the visit, polona.
I whole heartedly agree about Polona! I was thrilled to spot her in a printed magazine and go 'oh, that's her, I've been reading her for years, I'm so glad I found her'. And I love the way our trips to each others blogs can prompt our own writings. The company I am able to keep really helps me as a poet and a person and I thank you Bill!
Polona has begun getting the recognition she deserves. Yes, visiting one another's blogs can be inspiring. It also gives me a sense of a special kind of community.
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