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Issue Details: First known date: 1946... 1946 Rhyming the Silver Linings
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  • Epigraph: Why do I write poems?/ It's easier for me
    To put my thoughts in rhythm, / Than in prose, you see;
    And when I'm deeply stirred / By War, and love of Land,
    The words just clamour there, / Till I take pen in hand:
    I glimpse the silver sheen / Behind the darkest cloud.
    If I help others see ? I'll be so very proud. - Gladys Lilywhite Staunton.

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