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what a haunting poem, and so beautifully read. kudos to both. -m
love the line breaks and the balance holding the lines together. so good to come across more of kelli’s poetry!
Kelli is a superb poet. You gave this a particularly fine reading.
Thank you, Maureen!
You are a brilliant and inspired reader. And you have a gorgeous voice to boot, but most importantly, you know how to do it.
Rebecca Loudon
Rebecca – Thanks for listening and for the kinds words – so terrific to hear from you!!
A lovely poem.
Thanks for listening, Kathy!
Wonderfully executed reading. Though I’ve read this poem already, Nic with your voice the words seem almost Plathian.
Thanks for the kind words, Michael, and for listening.
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