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March 19, 2009

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Bonne santé, Beth! Hope your dental problems are over now.
xxx

Hey, nice to see you posting poems here! I like the last lines.

I just recorded some swan music for you. It's here.

It's a dedicated poet who finds beauty in dental surgery!

Oh, dear, I hate dental surgery. And codeine. But I love your poem. Feel better.

I liked the second stanza particularly. Keep it up.

Kia ora Beth,
Pretty cool for being Horizontal. Love the poem. Hope you feel better soon. Kia kaha.
Cheers,
Robb

oh Beth, wishing you a speedy recovery. I'll send along a few more soft-food recipes I devised over the fall...

xoxo

Out of pain, a thing of craft and delicacy. A fine poem, Beth.

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