Dread Poets Sobriety

Welcome to the 18th century!

All right friends I’ve gone digital. My intention is to include an audio file of each poem or possibly the post in its entirety each day but I’ve some catching up to do to backdate. This is yesterday’s piece, “Snuggleuptous”. Enjoy!!!

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A fractured mind held together by cellophane and some used tack.

12 responses to “Welcome to the 18th century!”

  1. Stephen Fuller Avatar
    Stephen Fuller

    Nice!! Well done!!

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      dreadpoetssobriety

      Thanks so much sir! I need to slow down a bit but practice will produce optimal results:)

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        Stephen Fuller

        You are very welcome! The first time I read my poetry and posted to it was terrifying, so I get that. You did well, quite well.

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    kanewischer

    I am a firm believer that to really enjoy poetry, you have to listen to it being read. Preferably by the person who wrote it! I have been enjoying reading your poetry and descriptions. But I really enjoyed hearing you read your poem and I am looking forward to hearing more. Great poems! -Jill

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      dreadpoetssobriety

      Thank you so much Jill! That is extremely kind of you. All the best!

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        kanewischer

        You are welcome.

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    QuietBlogster

    Love the poem! Somewhere Dr. Suess is smiling.

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      dreadpoetssobriety

      That would be an honour.

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  4. S. Chersis Avatar
    S. Chersis

    I look forward to more of these!

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      dreadpoetssobriety

      I’ll try not to keep you waiting too long:)

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        S. Chersis

        Awesome 😀

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    kaddietucker

    Your voice adds an extra dimension to your poem…no one captures the intended cadence better that the author.

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