Will Dockery's Musical Prose

From: Linda Scheimann

thanks Desi, if I may call you so, and I'd like to add:

felicite
charme
verstande

Linda

Awww, Linda, you'll make me blush... glad you go for it, though!
Will

Ironywaves <ironywaves DeleteThis @knology.net> wrote in message
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 > Designori (escapeforsix@btinternet.com) wrote:
 >
 > That's very pleasant and readable stuff, Will! I find your poetry
extremely
 > "visual". I used to worry about rhyme-schemes for years until I
eventually
 > cast them aside. You have nicely balanced sentences and who's to say
where
 > prose ends and poetry begins anyway? It's for the reader to decide that.
 > Trouble for me was growing up with "The Golden Treasury" (Francis Turner
 > Palgrave)
 > under my pillow. Thinking that emulating was creating. That last piece I
 > posted ("Obsidian") was the last time I bothered with a rhyme scheme. At
 > times I didn't know if I was recalling works I'd read years ago or
creating
 > my own; now I write more freely and laugh at the sort of people who count
 > syllables.
 > Scansion schmansion!
 >
 > Dig it!
 >
 > Des.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->