Adam Gopnik in New Yorker/ wrote a piece I thought a corker/ Adam, read my rhymed translation (epic of the Georgian nation) 1.6.6.1 lines in shairi, 16 syllables (most wiry) Shota rendered.Your praise tendered?
@adamgopnik
@AskoldMelnyczuk Retranslating Akmatova
At Kherson's church, no one has looked down
at shattered domes or balconies in trouble
And failed to know a Putenesca clown
Has made the past/a place of scarlet rubble.
#Ukriane#Ukraine#UcraniaBajoFuego
@snappyhaiku The warden translation is very difficult and no fun you need my translation. How to get you one? Three is a great work but not in an of putting translation. Persevere! I'll try to help but my budget is stretched to add I'm almost 80
Aftermath on AUDIBLE: "Thank you much for your great book. I finished at 3AM, feet cold, pushing into the lounge chair, becoming a part of the struggles, the birth, the joy of friendships. I admire the way the voice came steadfast and believable." 'https://t.co/M2DJW28F1l
@parul_sehgal Dear Parul, I liked your "One Art" piece. My latest book, "The Artwork on the Backs of Gargoyles" (6/421) is sestinas & villanelles about "damaged, cruel, tender, passionate, dispassionate, and haunting people." May I send you a copy for (Write it!) possible review?
@johnwilliamsnyt I liked you piece on "One Art." My latest book, "The Artwork on the Backs of Gargoyles" is sestinas
& villanelles about "damaged, cruel, tender, passionate, dispassionate, and above all, haunting people." May I send you a copy for (Write it!) (possible ) review?
@talasafie I liked your piece on "One Art." My latest book, "The Artwork on the Backs of Gargoyles, 6/4/21) is sestinas & villanelles on "damaged, cruel, tender, passionate, dispassionate, and above all, haunting people." May I send you a copy to (Write it!) review?
@nick_donofrio I liked your One Art piece. My latest book ("The Artwork on the Backs on Gargoyles"- 6/4/21) is sestinas & villanelles (+ 2 paradelles) damaged, cruel, tender, passionate, dispassionate, and above all, haunting people." May I send it to you for (Write it!) review?
@aliciadesantis I liked your piece on "One Art." My latest book, ""In βArtwork on the Backs of Gargoyles,β is sestinas and villanelles (plus 2 paradelles) about damaged, cruel, tender, passionate, and above all, haunting people." May I send it to you for (Write it!) review? RSVP!
@EricaAckerberg I loved your "One Art" piece. My latest book, "The Artwork on the Backs of Gargoyles," (6/4/21) is sestinas & villanelles about "damaged, cruel, tender, passionate and, above all, haunting people." (Joanne Ward) May I please send you one to (Say it!) review?
@snappyhaiku If not, Iβll write the publisher and ask them to send you one but it may take a month or more. Sorry for the trouble. I appreciate your quest!
@snappyhaiku Yes- It is available as an ebook. Or contact me on my website https://t.co/HxNWAQ4i4X, and I might be able to offer you a discounted copy through the publisher, Poezia Press.
Thank you for writing.. Lyn
@ek_anderson@ChuckWendig Would you read The Aftermath by Lyn Coffin (me)?You can get a free ebook of The A. by going to https://t.co/nxN4eacsxC (put MK92E) in the code box. You don't look mean to me. May I send you an erasure poem? #WritingCommunity#writerslife#writer
@tsjwaffle@SqueakilyJr What a tragedy this man is. He was meant to be decent and then he met Trump. He could say that the election was fair but doesn't out of loyalty
#republicansforbiden