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amid unnaked things on June 17You're not published? You should be.
If you're not published, then I have no chance of being published myself. 
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Piccola on June 6odd ... you look published
you even look like a poet
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Piccola on June 5I worked as a clerk for a judge in my early 20's and he had that same saying on the wall in chambers."Per Ardua ad Astra, Carborundum" Don't let the bastards grind you down! . As I recall, that's the first time I saw it. He was called out of retirement to judge our overflow of cases. His wife was confined and every day, he would take her roses. Sometimes he came across as grumpy but mostly he was just weighed down with the cares of life...
I know you don't like me, but we have a decent group "The Library" and you might like it. All we ask is that people participate. There are many there other than myself. -
kareneisenlord : Stopping by to say "hi"! on May 17Hope all is well and I enjoyed visiting your page and reading your poetry. You always bring a smile to my face that feels rather "stoney" these days!
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esroddo : Just dropped by to say Hi and checking out your poems on May 7I dont think I had ever read your work before but was very intrigued with the Tanka that I read, Have a grand day and Welcome to this great site.
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Lady Altheia on May 5I have a disability too. It doesn't keep me from writing poetry and I often mystype at the keyboard.
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grannyeri on May 4A big welcome to The Poetic Bandits. So pleased you find that this group is a good one to seek membership in. Know you have been at the receiving end of one of the Hood Winks and how good it makes one feel.
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-LilacThOughts- : WelcomeWelcomeWelcome! on May 4
Welcome to The Poetic Bandits Donald, we are so pleased to have you join us in our forest glen...any questions, please holla
~Lilac 
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tawk on May 4Welcome to the family my fellow Bandit brother! Glad you are here
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FransB on March 3I have at last found time to read your page. I shall find time to read your poetry. You have offered generous comments on my poems in the past - always honest and straight forward, and often with a 'check up' reply, which makes this more special. This is how I approach my students, but of course never with the *bunny* added [whatever it means]! I see you mention a dissability - we have something in common. I loved you bio and from now on, your comments will have more meaning [personalised]. Frans
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Bluebook Pet : Thank you on January 7Quantum commented my word not just by praising it but also giving a critical analysis on which on my side was very helpful.
Thanks for your last comment, it teaches me to observe not just hard but the hardest you can.
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g r e y i s m on November 30, 2007you are very lucky to live in England! my husband and I would like to move there when we are more established.
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Shoshan on September 16, 2007
I'm not a famous or great poet yet. But I will be. Someday, I suppose. ^_^ -
CookieZeal on August 19, 2007I like your bio. It made me chuckle as I noticed how we have something in common regarding what works we've endeavored that isn't 'out there' yet. I guess that means I rock TOO?????
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Maybe we should start a group called
"A place for soul rockers who aren't commercially on top of the world yet"???? Well. I like it the way you said it best.
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Aurora Ceres on July 18, 2007Hello Donald,
Your comments are so delightful and thus far, have not failed to put a smile upon my face. I just wanted to pop by and tell you how much I appreciate you for that as well as for your thoughtfulness and charm. I've read one piece and my goal is to read and comment on them all by weeks end. Off to bed go I, enjoy your day and I will be back.
Bella
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