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Colors

Visions Continually Flowing Within My Mind's Eye

June Clyder Carney
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Pages
112
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

About

Creative writing tends to have secrets. Many of my poems do. My belief is that the writer should have surprises... Poetry also feels. How do you know what it feels like? Only the reader can provide the answer to such a question. A poem may become a puzzle that cannot be broken into pieces without destroying its meaning. Poetry should have secrets! Writers have tremendous powers within themselves, even if they are the only ones that can see them. As for me, every poem I compose is done differently. Just take a moment to recall the games Scrabble and Boggle... the letters must formulate into the best words possible and/or most words that can be found. So it is with creating another masterpiece!

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