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posted by Bill | 3:43 PM
7 Comments:
Too busy running?
Hi There ! ... i hope you and yours are well and you are regenerating ...
lovely piece ... i see the first three words as the title to a haibun ... an ? :)
lovely to 'see' you again .. i wonder from time to time how you are doing ... >>> Gina
like it...
was just trying to come up with one about McCain trying to skip out on the debate, but clearly lack your facility....
i wonder which country that might be...
Hi B, i am writing an article & mentioned your space in time, see http://gem13.wordpress.com/article on 'invest in art'... please let me know if this is not OK. I hope you and yours are well and happy ! thanks >>> Gina
As for Kouji! - We have a neighbor country here, it's initials in Finnish sounds like u.s.s.a.
,-)
Here is one variation of my anti-senryu I wrote today:
After a long rain --
must the poor people
buy all these emptied clouds?
Ps. So much waiting you back here, Bill!
Thanks for the comments. Since I posted this, the husband has submitted a written response to questions, and a bipartisan panel has determined that the governor did indeed abuse the power of her office. Of course, the day before the report was issued, the governor cleared herself (and, presumably, her husband) of any wrongdoing. Only in America? Only in Alaska?
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