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 Nomad  Posts: 41 Joined: 31-October 15 Member No.: 5,278 Real Name: Heather Lazarus Writer of: Poetry Referred By:Rhapsody  |
Hello! I've also followed the recommendation about this site and look forward to reading some great poetry. I live in Spain, and although sometimes I feel I'm in the wrong time zone, I noticed that you have a very international staff here! It's all very exciting.... Once I figure out my way around!
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Nov 2 15, 02:06
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Nomad Posts: 41 Joined: 31-October 15 Member No.: 5,278 Real Name: Heather Lazarus Writer of: Poetry Referred By:Rhapsody |
Thanks Sylvia! Knowing you're here, maybe I'll try to write on in Spanish! I never really have, just one that combined the two languages, but was directed at an English speaking reader.... Hmmm.... That would be a challenge indeed!
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 Ornate Oracle  Posts: 10,013 Joined: 27-August 04 From: Bariloche, Argentine Patagonia Member No.: 78 Real Name: Sylvia Evelyn Maclagan Writer of: Poetry & Prose Referred By:David Ting |
Hi again, Heather,  I've been thinking several times about your idea of writing in Spanish, or else using a mix...perhaps including some phrases in Spanish...or a refrain (estribillo) to hold a poem together. You can always add a Note at the bottom if the line is difficult or long. I'm struggling to compose a refrain for my poem "In the Wind" in Seren's. Some people suggested I do that, and then I thought of Spanish! Seems I used the term 'wind' too often...LOL...(I actually have the whole piece in Spanish, slightly different).  I do hope you go ahead and compose in both languages. My mistake! I've only used 'adiós' or other words recognized by all. Perhaps you'll inspire me!  Hasta pronto, Sylvia  QUOTE (Heather @ Nov 2 15, 05:06 )  Thanks Sylvia! Knowing you're here, maybe I'll try to write on in Spanish! I never really have, just one that combined the two languages, but was directed at an English speaking reader.... Hmmm.... That would be a challenge indeed! Heather ·······  ·······Mis temas favoritos
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Heather Finding my way... Oct 31 15, 13:52 
Eisa Hi Heather - Welcome to MM!
I've certainl... Oct 31 15, 17:46 Heather Well, I live in Spain but I'm not from there..... Oct 31 15, 18:20 Cleo_Serapis Hello Heather and WELCOME TO MM!
I am happ... Oct 31 15, 18:45 posthumous Glad to see you here, Heather! Oct 31 15, 21:45 Psyche Welcome to MM, Heather!
As you say, it... Nov 2 15, 00:52 
Psyche Hi again, Heather!
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