Terry, this is absolutely awesome - although I had to take a second and third look at the title of this post, assuming you'd had a fight with your keyboard in an effort to type 'apostrophe'.
As is my typical practice during my reading of your posts I had some Googling to do - there are so many ways out there to structure a poem, aren't there? Epistrophe - a word I've come across for the very first time in your post - is a nicely neat and tidy pattern - it's nice to follow the same breadcrumb all the way to the end of the trail. Learned a lot - as usual. Thank you so much!
So funny and good. Thank you Terry.
Terry, this is absolutely awesome - although I had to take a second and third look at the title of this post, assuming you'd had a fight with your keyboard in an effort to type 'apostrophe'.
As is my typical practice during my reading of your posts I had some Googling to do - there are so many ways out there to structure a poem, aren't there? Epistrophe - a word I've come across for the very first time in your post - is a nicely neat and tidy pattern - it's nice to follow the same breadcrumb all the way to the end of the trail. Learned a lot - as usual. Thank you so much!
A first for me too.
Nicely done, and taught me a new term.
Love it. Now I know what an epistrophe is.
Excellent and very clever, Terry. It rolls and rhymes very nicely, Terry.
Love it, love it, love it. Thanks Mr Terry.
Very well done, Terry. Next version Anaphora?
This is so darned clever, Terry. You are quite the poet. Are these called couplets, or what? I know little about rhyme and meter...
I love this one! You did a great job of summarizing the whole episode with simplicity. Well done.
I read your version
Without aversion
Enjoyed it instead
All through my head
What a great writer!
I said to myself
My day much brighter
Because of thyself (aka Terry)