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Thursday, November 17, 2011. Interview with UK Writer/Editor Mary Cook. Mary Cook is a UK-based writer and editor whose articles, short stories and poems have appeared in numerous publications, both in print and online. Her main writing interests are humour, horror and the writing craft. A former beekeeper, she was commissioned to write a beginners’ book on beekeeping by Weaver Press in 1992. She was a spoof agony aunt for The Lark. Her poetry ebook Collywobblers. What motivated you to start writing?
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Sassypoet | A seriously funny rhymester
A seriously funny rhymester. July 30, 2012. 8220;I said of laughter. It is mad: and of mirth, What doeth it? 8221; (Ecclesiastes 2:2). Poem of the day. With those passing by. Just don’t ask me why. Funny, absurd thoughts. Just waiting to be found. Men in straight white suits. Coming now for me. Time clocks, all are calling. And just won’t let me be. With no instructions near. Hard hats sporting ribbons. And all that crazy gear. Crazy world out there. That’s why I remain. Insecure, yet stable.
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The Poetry Caravan
Luded poetry in the face of all common sense. Revised and last updated: January 27th 2012.
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The Poetry Channel | Sharing words that travel through me
Sharing words that travel through me. August 9, 2015. August 9, 2015. These secrets of mine none can know. Their harbor slowly kills me though,. A little more each day, each year. Weeds choke my mind. I reap I sow. Thusly I remain, stuck right here. All hope is gone no end is near. Lost no matter the path I take. This maze of secrets built with fear. Though none are left whom I might trust,. Self included, although I must. No more tears have I left to weep. This journey mine, this trip to dust.
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Diane Maietta, The Poetry Chic. Dreams and Confessions of a 21st Century Erotic Romantic. Inside the Actor’s Studio-10 Final Questions. These Are a Few of My Favorite Things. Contact The Poetry Chic. A Day in the Life. One Page Love Stories. Song of Songs/Shir Hashirim. Shop The Poetry Chic. Shop Fine Art America. Shop Kindle E-Books at Amazon.com. X000A9; 2015 thepoetrychic.com Rainmaker Platform. Live the Life You Dreamed. July 18, 2015. By Diane Maietta, The Poetry Chic. Live the Life You Dreamed.
