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My Own Apologies to Flos Carmeli

I have been very remiss in acknowledging Steven Riddle's kind words. (But I have been absorbed in other affairs, too.)

Poetry is Breaking Out All Over:

.... Our own Lane Core has a page devoted to his poetry. I owe Mr. Core an apology for not explaining myself better in a note about his own poetry. I indicated that his poetry was "not to my taste." And this is actually an inaccurate representation--it was, in fact, "not immediately to my taste." As with all such things that I do not take to immediately, I find that they grow upon reflection. Those interested in the poetry world would do themselves a service by visiting his poetry page and then dropping a note. There is nothing a poet or writer appreciates so much as hearing from someone who has read something. I may need to add Mr. Core's poetry page to my own side list here....

Cool! Thanks.

Lane Core Jr. CIW P — Thu. 09/19/02 01:03:13 PM
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