by Gregg Rowe
If there is not an except
there will always be a but;
sometimes there is an except and a but
-- yet could also be confusing
October 12, 2008
Please tell me what you think
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Sounds like some sage advice from one who 'knows the ropes' in verbal sparing. Well done, write on!
Dennis
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Amen!
Hello, darling Gregg. I have chosen you and this poem for my entry in the Poetic Bandits' Merry-go-Round contest! Why? Well, because I love you and have missed you AND because I really like this poem. Well done with a lot of wisdom!
Much luv & hugs, SisBon
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OMG~
so with a *but*
one can sometimes accept- *except*
the unacceptable
*yet* be confused in the process
*but* what about *however*-
Love this and so needed the chuckle-
and I avoided my
while reading this
Keep that quill dancing my Friend!
Thank You for sharing Your Humor and Spirit~
Many blessings to You in all You do Sweet Soul
Best wishes too
with much love & light~ Desire~*~
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However is an introduction to a compromise: these are the three words that stop an argument in its track and anger rises amongst the participants. If someone is saying "however" to me, they are opening the door to see another perspective on the situation. "Yet", doesn't fit into the category of "however", "yet" is just another way of saying "but" or "except".
Gregg
Miss you too, with more energy coming back I hope to entertain us for ahile more.
Winnie
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I think you might also tell us what we should say, want words are good words to use, like, 'I was wrong' or something.
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Confused yet? Inspiration.
In the world of excuses
they proide open doors
for escape. "Yet" refuses
to be denied "evermores."
My verse for the day.
Good to see you back!
Much more YET to say
but it's time I lack!
Terry
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