Summary
The website content introduces a collection of poetry from Paper Poetry's Poemorama, featuring a poem titled "Spring a Little" and acknowledging contributions from Carolyn Hastings, Indubala Kachhawa, and Suntonu Bhadra, with a call to read Jim Dutton's sonnet.
Abstract
The undefined website showcases a poetic piece titled "Spring a Little" as part of Paper Poetry's monthly Poemorama. The poem reflects on the late arrival of spring, observing new green growth as a sign that spring has not forgotten to grace the earth with its presence. The author thanks Carolyn Hastings for her twittle, which is accessible through a provided link, and extends gratitude to Indubala Kachhawa and Suntonu Bhadra of Paper Poetry for their involvement. Additionally, readers are encouraged to explore a Shakespearean cliché-inspired sonnet by Jim Dutton, which is also linked on the website.
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We have not felt much warmth yet I’m looking at the growth of new green growth poking through. Spring’s late. She didn’t forget.
This twittle was written as part of this month’s Paper Poetry Poemorama, prompts and Carolyn Hastings’s twittle in the following link.
Thank you, and Happy Poemorama, Carolyn Hastings, Indubala Kachhawa, and Suntonu Bhadra, of Paper Poetry.
Please read Jim Dutton’s masterful sonnet and enlightening piece above.
