A Book’s Tale ioncehadadreamofmeinagreatreadofbookswhoruntheworldwitheachflipthestorywillbetold.onewholivesinaplacewhererainisastormcanhavebrightsunasonetakesonareadofahotairbreeze.onewhowishedtobeaqueencouldbeoneinaday,justfliponandreadtaleofaqueensoreal.asformeitookonthepagewheretherewasoncethetaleofagreatpoetwholivedandchangedtheworldwitheachwordpenned.i’vesavedliveswithmypenasthesword,usedtofightbadactsofsomemanintown. https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/2023/04/03/what-do-you-see-180-april-3-2023/ https://murisopsis.wordpress.com/2023/03/31/looking-at-nonce-forms-for-npm/ 1. The Tail by Michael “Mouse” Murdoch – a poem of single syllable lines. Words of more than one syllable can be broken (but only if the broken syllable is a real word). Loose rhyme is expected. The theme should be a “tall tale” or at least a tale! BONUS: Have […]
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