Happy to report that both Martin (aka Miles) and I have two poems published in issue 04, out today. Here's a link to the front page: https://pulsebeatpoetry.com/pulsebeat-04/
Many thanks to everyone who assisted with my poems
Bw,
Fliss
Martin & Fliss in Pulsebeat
Hello!
Happy to report that both Martin (aka Miles) and I have two poems published in issue 04, out today. Here's a link to the front page: https://pulsebeatpoetry.com/pulsebeat-04/
Many thanks to everyone who assisted with my poems
Bw,
Fliss
Happy to report that both Martin (aka Miles) and I have two poems published in issue 04, out today. Here's a link to the front page: https://pulsebeatpoetry.com/pulsebeat-04/
Many thanks to everyone who assisted with my poems
Bw,
Fliss
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CalebPerry
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Very nice poems! You are single-handedly bringing meter and rhyme back to life, Fliss.
And thank you for alerting me to the existence of that journal. I think I can dredge up a couple melodic poems they might like.
What is Miles' or Martin's screen name here on P.A.T.?
And thank you for alerting me to the existence of that journal. I think I can dredge up a couple melodic poems they might like.
What is Miles' or Martin's screen name here on P.A.T.?
Signature info:
If you don't like the black theme, it is easy to switch to a lighter color. Just ask me how.
If I don't critique your poem, it is probably because I don't understand it.
If you don't like the black theme, it is easy to switch to a lighter color. Just ask me how.
If I don't critique your poem, it is probably because I don't understand it.
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MilesTRanter
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Hi Fliss. I love both of your poems. The playful depiction of the tropical storm is quite fun. Congrats!
Best,
Miles
Best,
Miles
Thank yous, Caleb, Phil, John, Miles 
Caleb, that's very kind of you, thanks! You're welcome for the alert; I think it would be well worth your submitting for the next issue. And here's Miles just above this post, Miles T. Ranter, an anagram
MacPhil, ta muchly! I agree it's good to read Martin again
John, woo-hoo, thank-coo! That's a very generous observation there (^v^)
Miles, thank you! I had a lot of fun writing 'Eunice', having asked Dad to explain how tropical storms are formed. He hasn't seen the poem, though; I think it might be a bit much for him
Bw,
Fliss
Caleb, that's very kind of you, thanks! You're welcome for the alert; I think it would be well worth your submitting for the next issue. And here's Miles just above this post, Miles T. Ranter, an anagram
MacPhil, ta muchly! I agree it's good to read Martin again
John, woo-hoo, thank-coo! That's a very generous observation there (^v^)
Miles, thank you! I had a lot of fun writing 'Eunice', having asked Dad to explain how tropical storms are formed. He hasn't seen the poem, though; I think it might be a bit much for him
Bw,
Fliss