Erm… hullo there. (This is rather awkward…)
Dear Reader, the stuff that was originally posted here has been removed.
We have done this because said stuff has since been included in one of our published books. We hope you’ll believe us when we say we’re not trying to be stingy. No, this has been done to honour the people who have already spent their hard-earned money on our eBook creations.*
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by TETIANA ALEKSINA & TONY SINGLE
© All rights reserved 2015-2018
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I like this one a lot.
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Thank you very much, Lola ❤
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ha…ha..ha.. i like the metaphor in there…
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LOL… Thank you 😛
(Holy moley! How could I miss your comment?!) 😯
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As far as I’m concern
Your words are always rite
Keep them coming
As always Sheldon
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Rite… OMG.
Thank you so much, Sheldon!
I recalled my old poem.
https://unbolt.wordpress.com/2014/10/17/a-rite/
Thank you… please, take care ❤
Always. Your Tia.
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…and in the end… FUCK GERUND!!
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Yes! This fucking unshaved gerund!!
(oh, my poor scratched tongue…) 😥
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I liked this poem. It made me laugh.
Just out of curiosity, what kind of poem is it? Is that what “tanka” refers to?
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Thank you so much, Lily ❤
Yes, it's 'Tanka', I do love this form!
The rules are not too difficult!
– A tanka must be exactly 5 lines.
– The lines must follow the 5-7-5-7-7 format: the first & third lines must have 5 syllables, all other lines must have 7 syllables.
– A tanka usually expresses a mood, thought, or feeling. It is usually written about nature.
– A tanka does not have to rhyme.
You should try! It's a great fun! 😛
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Language as a physical experience. Very powerful!
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Language as a physical experience…
OMG! You summed up just brilliantly! Thank you, Ken!
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Excellent poem dear Tati… Quite ironic but some words are better left unsaid I guess… By the way, I loved the third stanza. Love and best wishes to you! Aquileana 😀
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Aww… thank you, my lovely Aquileana! ❤
I love your smile! It's quite ironic, yes… but the greatest follies in the world are made with a straight face 😛
My warmest wishes and have a great week!
Your Tati 🙂
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I always enjoy a good love story. This was one of the best 🙂
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Aww… Daniel, thank you so much!
There’s no wrong ways to read love stories, isn’t it? 😛
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So true! I think the more one reads the brighter one’s smile becomes.
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Oooooh my ❤️! How just so wonderful and beautiful! 💋💋💋
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Thank you, Walt ❤
(I hope, it wasn't too indecent) 😛
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Your very welcome my sweet
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You know… I had to look up what diphthongs were. They weren’t what I thought from the context of your words. 😉 I love this, Tati. Any recipient of a poem such as this would be a lucky person indeed.
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I’ve always had problems with diphthongs, Tony 😛
(and I’m ashamed to ask you what you considered as diphthongs before)
LOL! A lucky person? I remember, my mother was really unhappy when I nibbled her nose (for some weird reasons I adored to nibble her nose when I was a child) 😀
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What did I think they were? Ahem… Cough cough cough… 😛
Oh, look! There’s a pretty… erm, ant!
As for nibbling your mother’s nose, that’s really rather sweet! That’s like the next step up from Eskimo kisses! 😀
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Eskimo kisses 😯
Something like this, yes? 😛
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I’ll take the red one! YUM! 😛
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