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Benita Posted 21 years ago

Summer Holidays

0 The term is over 02br
00Summer holidays begin, 02br
00Amidst peals of laughter and a lot of din. 02br
00A camping trip & a long trek, 02br
00Oh how exciting! 02br
00Our own tent we will make! 02br
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00Cycling, swimming & skating too 02br
00Are among the other wonderful things we’ll do! 02br
00Drawing & painting with colours galore, 02br
00Enjoying our holidays more and more 02br
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00A visit to the zoo, 02br
00Taking Bruno for a walk, 02br
00Reading a favourite Enid Blyton, 02br
00Playing with Ella in the park. 02br
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00Soon the holidays come to an end 02br
00And we must go back to school again. 02br
00Though it makes us feel so blue 02br
00We know there’ll be another vacation very very soon. 0-
  

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0Quite light and brisk! Well done, Benita. ' -- the inversion is antiquated (and tents are erected or set up, not made, by campers) 02br 02br 00'Though it makes us feel so blue' -- no one has 'felt blue' since my great-grandmother broke up with her beau; you should make a more comtemporary word choice.

  • 0Quite light and brisk!
  • Well done, Benita.
  • ' -- the inversion is antiquated (and tents are erected or set up, not made, by campers) 02br 02br 00'Though it makes us feel so blue' -- no one has 'felt blue' since my great-grandmother broke up with her beau; you should make a more comtemporary word choice.
  • 02br 02br 00Also, get rid of the ampersands-- no, I changed my mind-- keep them: they add to the nimbleness of the piece.
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0Quite light and brisk! Well done, Benita. 02br
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00Since there is no regular meter, you do not have to force the lines, so I would fix these: 02br
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00'Our own tent we will make!' -- the inversion is antiquated (and tents are erected or set up, not made, by campers) 02br
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00'Though it makes us feel so blue' -- no one has 'fe
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0 Hello Mister Micawber! Frankly speaking, I must thank you for pointing out in the other thread that poetry should be more of what we like rather than what we feel. 02br
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00You are absolutely right when you say that while the poet tries to express what he/she feels, it might seem completely uninteresting to the reader. Almost all of my poems are written in first pers

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