Something from someone, now in the next place, who knew something about me:
Wordsmith,
Where come these meanings from,
What is their breath...
And even if none but your others join in Converse with you,
Perhaps you should always Remember there may be one, or two, who you'll never know, never see, who you have Spoken to.
Speak to me in Song,
Truly, and with warm breath
Bring Sparkle, Kind and Brave, to my Eye and Soul
You Are, Thou Art, Gentle, noble, Kind and Brave
Munificent
and
All Greens...
And Village Green is A Splendour Spark
You draw many angels, and Light, into this place...
Everytime you Speak up and out.
M: 1998.
Mr Jackett (2007) (snr.) after being given a copy of Village Green (first edition):
"I Get It! This is great stuff, you need to get more of them out there so everyone can get it too."
* Test out Norfolk Pine Widget on this page; will bring you back to here (created for this blog).
T.Planet (2008), after turning up at my hovel very down in the mouth and being given an excerpt of Seeing Things to peruse, to cheer him up:
"You've saved my life ! And this...(laughs out loud again) is the first literary fart joke!"
Literary Fart Joke (in case you too need it).
** LFJ is also a Trackback.
References appear in sequence link appears in text
Village Green: Alison Guesdon. (updated 2011). Books Page on Green Wing Press Website. In Moonfruit. Retrieved from http://greenwingpress.moonfruit.com/#/books/4545044482
Seeing Things: Alison Guesdon. (updated 2011). Seeing Things Page on Green Wing Press Website. In Moonfruit. Retrieved from http://greenwingpress.moonfruit.com/#/seeing-things/4545044526
Literary Fart Joke (Trackback): Alison Guesdon (created 2011, Feb). Literary Fart Joke Page. In Moonfruit. Retrieved from http://greenwingpress.moonfruit.com/#/literary-fart-joke/4548613655
