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You're so sweet with wondrous word here Litopians, even no difference I'm one of the lovely Lagosians. Brilliant Boopadoo brings blessed and warmest welcome for me and grace and glories flourish like springs.Warmest welcomes mellifluous Lawal, paragon poet of long-distant Lagos!
Magnificently marvelous Madz made of kind words and generous greeting gesture. I so much love the captivating Colony a lot more like the Nobel's Canopy. I'm feeling Nobel already!
Wow! Splendid! Who will welcome and prompt my uncompleted book of poetry? Kind Eloquent Honorable, who will be my agent, Passionate Company of this captivating Colony?Madz is too modest. He has written a book and found an agent. I hope he'll start his own thread telling us more about that.
I guess you shouldn't be hunting, what of Passionate Company of this Colony? You may know who I mean, right?It is hard, finding an agent. Or a publisher. Several of us have been hunting for a while, me included. Fiercely competitive market. No guarantees of anything.
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My pleasure! Your writing is a treasure I adore, and I can measure you have more, KEH, Kind Eloquent Honorable. I read through lines and stanzas, they were full of intriguing imaginations. Sunflower still seems a big brilliant book already.My thanks for those kind words. I wrote it thinking of an old Greek myth. Klytie was a girl who fell in love with Apollo, the sun god. By day she watched him pulling the chariot of the sun across the sky. He saw her but could not go nearer or he would burn her. When she died, though, he turned her into a sunflower so she could watch him for ever. But it's not particularly about falling in love. It's about the experience of being human. Some escape more lightly than others, but we all know what it is to hope, and to suffer loss, every last one of us. because we live so much more in the future and the past than the animals do.
Wow! You're so much kind with wonderful words. I appreciate your quintessential comment as an incredibly intriguing Island Writer, you are a shelter of words in our centre. This is a canopy of a captivating Colony.Welcome aboard - you certainly have an interesting way of communicating!