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'I am living in a small, remote Aboriginal community where my wife is a school teacher. I have set myself the task of writing a poem a day for a year, and putting this poem on Facebook for my friends who might want to know what is happening, how I am going, what I am observing, and what sense I might be making of this new experience. One friend who reads the daily poem has a young child who has just started school. We will call him H. He has decided he likes poetry, and has begun to write poems.' (Introduction)
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https://theconversation.com/from-the-mouth-of-babes-how-can-i-call-my-writing-poetry-when-it-doesnt-rhyme-58732
From the Mouth of Babes: How Can I Call My Writing Poetry When It Doesn’t Rhyme?
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