She read to her son.
Now a famed Oxford linguist
His students worldwide
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3 days to write 3 lines! I knew the shortest poems would be the most difficult to write. I think I'll go back to my simple rhyming ones.
She read to her son.
Now a famed Oxford linguist
His students worldwide
* * * * * * * * * *
3 days to write 3 lines! I knew the shortest poems would be the most difficult to write. I think I'll go back to my simple rhyming ones.
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tricky little bugga's aint they, but they can be amongst the most beautiful of poetic forms .. be proud, this aint bad at all Roz .... 🙂
Thank you. As soon as I had posted it, I thought I should have written
‘Now a famed British author
His readers worldwide’
Thank you for your encouragement Teddy. As I said to Neville, as soon as I had posted it I thought of alternative words I could have used. Will keep practising.
'but what depth, they hold
three lines of enduring Love
a Mother's: beauty'
(great write!
thanks for sharing, dear Poet
well worth the effort and wait)
Thank you Mek.
A great lesson contained in just those three lines "from little acorns mighty oak trees grow".
A Very clever, well thought out, piece of writing Rozina.
Thank you dusk.
It's hard to see it as hard until you attempt to write it. I haven't even bothered yet.
Yes true. Thank you.
Of course! People need to be recognized where they deserve it!
Very good words Rozina.
Andy
Thank you Andy.
Welcome to the world of the 575s - I prefer to avoid calling them by their formal names as they come with strict albeit questionable rules - I just stick to the syllable count which many ignore. Anyway this is great write, but as you say, it's nowhere as easy as it looks.
Thank you. Yes, harder than the other poems I’ve put up.
You're doing great.
For some reason I always think, linguist is a dirty word. lol
Oh no I wonder what he’s been teaching his global students!
Tell you when I enrol. lol
Thank you for the words of encouragement.
Thank you for the words of encouragement.
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