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Just4u on October 31, 2006Maybe this link will help explain better than I can
at the moment...Sometimes the net is helpful...tho
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BloodyBlades16 on August 18, 2006I do miss her alot.
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Sidra Sabella on August 10, 2006thank you my dear for your lovely poem about the humna hand, trust me, the compliment was my pleasure^^
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Darc Soul on August 9, 2006i just read your newest addition to allpoetry and i want to say that i truely enjoyed it and can't wait to read more like it as they come. you have a great talent and i thank you for sharing it with us all on allpoetry. thanks ~Darkangel78~
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j-ay rose on August 6, 2006
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wbiro on June 13, 2006Thank you, BonBon, may we brighten each other's days!
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Sarah957 on June 4, 2006If you want to join partners in crime you can tell them I refered you. It's a fun group, very active too. You can use the link on my author page to find it. Thanks for reading my poem! And I love your user name.
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Cherokee on April 30, 2006I didn't know bon bon's came in any flavor but chocolate. lol
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Bewicked on March 18, 2006Wow!
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Yemassee on April 17, 2005allpoetry.com/poets/Yemassee
Requires a visit. But you must share!
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Fizzy pop and Magpi on April 3, 2005Thanxs for putting me on my favorite's liszt !!!!!!!
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J Rhys Davies on March 6, 2005Hey Bon, just stopped by to see if you had posted anything new lately. What’s the deal? Inspiration bug not in the biting mood lately? Come on. Get that pen flowing girl!
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mina nagi on January 1, 2005Wishing you a very happy new year...
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J Rhys Davies on December 31, 2004Hey Bon. I just wanted to wish you a safe and happy New Year as well! May 2005 be a prosperous year, and only get better as more come to pass.
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crisstiena on November 25, 2004I see we share a love of words. That too, is why I'm here.
My life is so hectic at the moment - not enough hours in
a day. Poems to read and poets to meet. I am having a blast!
Anyway, it is nice to meet you (MOM!) and I'm sure our paths
will be crossing willy-nilly from now on.
Blessings ~ criss
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trublu on November 22, 2004how can such a sweet spirit write such a beautiful poem, "A Prayer for the Children" turn and write such prose as "National Body Recall". lol enjoy your poetry, you have such talent. p.s.: i will have you know i lip read, when i can find my tri-focals.
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slaughter on November 21, 2004I am removing all people from my favorites lists in protest to Kevin's new policy allowing everyone to see who I have on my favorites. I encourage you to look further into this issues by going to this link:
http://allpoetry.com/poem/906548
much love,
Slaughter
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froggy on November 20, 2004Thank you so much for your comment on Hello. It is the time of year when I feel like I need my Mom the most. I'm in a hurry right now but I will comment on your poems. Hugs reseaved and Hugs right back!!
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Ted E Bare on November 19, 2004Thank you for taking the time to read my poem that brought heartfelt memories. I will have to return the favor some other time, I'm whoooped about now. I have cotton stuffing tearing out of me that I need to get sewn up, chuckle. Many Hugs, Ted E.
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Johnny Wheeler on October 23, 2004Hi Bon,
You are so very welcome, you deserve that silver cup. Your poem was very romantic and lovely!
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Johnny Wheeler on October 15, 2004Hi,
You are very welcome my friend. 'It Is I' was eerie and spooky. You have a right to be proud!
Thanks again!
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kjack on October 7, 2004Hey, I like the picture and the change to your authors page. Just thought I would drop by and say Hi! Oh and I want to share my Hershey's with you. Here have a piece of chocolate. It always makes a day brighter.
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Johnny Wheeler on October 2, 2004Hi,
I see you added me to your favorites list...I added you as well Thank you for the lovely comment on my write, I appreciate it!
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Sauvignon23 on September 6, 2004Hey BonBon! I got a cool screenname, but no one knows who the hell i am! Oh well. Sorry i'm late, this site was a little confusing, at first. But PTO is gone, and i didn't know where else to post some offensive poetry... hehe. Anyways, i think i want some chocolate, now! ;^)
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TheMuffinMan on September 5, 2004Nice motto...Yeeeea....
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Hiraldo on August 21, 2004Shake your bonbon is my favourite Ricky Martin song, totally! Awesome name!
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BonBon on August 17, 2004Hi
I wrote up instruction on what I did. Since I did a chapbook and two other books here at home. I could not through a vanity press...too much money. So what I have is for the person who is low on funds.
Here they come
Hi
First of all I did a chapbook and decided I could do as good as some that I seen in the
bookstore. I guess I seen CHALLENGE before me.
Products you need.
A good printer. A large stapler( check with office supplies the type of stapler you want.)
A spiral hole punch if you decided to make a larger book than a chapbook. For my
chapbook I used 24 pound paper, bright white. Then for the cover I went to a printer
friend and gave him my idea on a CD and he printed on his laser printer.
I worked in MSPublisher and set my printer up for pages.
Go to the bookstore and see the format for small chapbooks. It will give you an idea how
you want to do your book.
I found 32 poems that I would use. Then you have a proof reader go over it for you.
Decide if you want pictures on the page. I chose a picture I liked on the wall and scanned
just the part I wanted to use. Then on the other page I used a panel of roses.So odd even
or however you want to arrange on each page.
After they are proof read be sure to get your copyright.Send under one title all the poems
you want to use it is cheaper that way instead of one at a time.
Set up your pages and find your font you want to use. Then you are ready to go.
Again I stress check other books to see the format. Decide on the cover, title, dedications
ect.
Then after you have it all together go to small bookstores and they maybe will put out for
sale.
I did one just for fun called Stories From Grandpa Mouse with graphics. It turned out
cute.
It takes a lot of time to put it together, but in the end you feel so proud when someone
pats you on the back and says...Good Job.....or sits and reads your words you have chosen
and cry or laugh or they just sit and relax.
Hope this helps and gives you an idea. Feel free to ask as many questions as you want.
I drove myself crazy until I figured it out.
See Ya Bonnie AKA BonBon
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Hoosierpoet on August 17, 2004I'll take you up on that, Bonnie! Although I have self-published a few small booklets of poetry through a local printer, if you have any suggestions how to best go about publishing an actual book of poetry, fill me in!!!
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SparklingOutcast on August 16, 2004thanks so much for the info...it might take a awhile for me to get it doe because i have school and acting, but its definately worth a shot...thanks again
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SparklingOutcast on August 16, 2004wow...u r practically famous here...lol...i really liked your I Am A Dictionary poem and want to read more...i would also like to thank you for your kind words on my author page...and i would like to know about self publishing... i have had a few works published in anthologies, but would like to know more about publishing my own stuff...thanx and again and keep up the good write
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hellsjustasauna on August 14, 2004shake ur bon bon shake ur bon bon shake ur bon bon
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hellsjustasauna on August 12, 2004shake ur bon bon hehe
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BonBon on August 9, 2004Chocolate yum.......Nice to have friends that remember me. Man I don't have my glasses on. I come up with anything.
Your buddy
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catsigh on August 9, 2004I've brought the Chocolate Monster some chocolate (what else?) I'm hoping that will keep it busy long enough to read some poetry- he-he
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kjack on June 17, 2004Hi, I thought I would drop by your page for a visit. I was delighted to read the new one "Yummy". It was definitely that. I shall keep my eye on you for new material to read. I will come back when I have more time to read. Great to meet ya, and welcome to AP.
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BonnieQ on June 14, 2004Interesting, BonBon. I, too, have a banking background: lending officer in Texas years ago. Indeed, writing is liberating! It was my saving grace as a child raised in a very abusive environment. So, I've been writing most of my 60 years.
Now I'm off to read some of your works. Hope you don't mind if I put on my editor's hat in the process.
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whispernthedark on May 22, 2004Welcome to AP You have some beautiful poems posted here. Thank you so much for commenting on mine, I look forward to reading more from you.
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Blue moon on May 17, 2004Hi there,
I was like that, but soon as you get to know you find it so easy, I wish you the best of luck, with finding your way about and I hope that you continue to write,
best of wishes to you and yours
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Crash on May 15, 2004Becks, you suck! You beat me here. (throwing a temper tantrum) I wanted to be the first one to comment on the author page!
Stoked to see ya Bon Bon.....
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Becks on May 14, 2004Hey Bon-Bon! Checkin' out AP, are you? That's cool. You know, you can cjhange the background for your poetry page, and the color of your fonts and stuff? There's a button on your page next to your name, labeled "Edit" click that, and then you can, well, edit your page...
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Ava Noire on May 14, 2004BonBon
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