A PMS
(Post Modernist Sorority).
The Catholic ideal has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and left untried-GK Chesterton. We're going to try it.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Published!
Sam from http://www.thinkingpoetry.com/ was kind enough to invite me to include a sonnet in his e-book collection Sonetti. So here is the book - enjoy all the wonderful work of my fellow-sonnetteers out there!
Oh dear... I really did need to put an introductory note to the poem, didn't I. Crusader: think about what my profession is, and you'll probably understand the sonnet.
(Okay, I'll just give it to you, so you won't have to wonder: the subject is a grand piano.)
The Steinway grand in the recital hall... every music major gets a key. It's her "precious". I was gonna say that without an introduction it was awfully confusing.
Hello Inés, I'm glad you like the e-book!
ReplyDeleteI corrected the typo you pointed out and uploaded a new file, but you need to update the code used to embed the book on your blog.
You can get the new code at the same website: http://issuu.com/thinkingpoetry/docs/sonetti
And thanks for your contribution!
Thanks to you for the work you put into the book - it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour sonnet is wonderful, only it confuses me!
ReplyDeleteYour sonnet and this news is wonderful. I enjoyed reading it.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to reading the e-book,Sam.
Oh dear... I really did need to put an introductory note to the poem, didn't I. Crusader: think about what my profession is, and you'll probably understand the sonnet.
ReplyDelete(Okay, I'll just give it to you, so you won't have to wonder: the subject is a grand piano.)
The Steinway grand in the recital hall... every music major gets a key. It's her "precious". I was gonna say that without an introduction it was awfully confusing.
ReplyDeleteThree cheers for Ines!
Thank you, thank you... *bows*
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