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A platform to express and share your enthusiasm and passion for poetry. What are your treasured poems and poets? Don't hesitate to showcase the poems you've penned yourself!
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I'll create a forum for this. :smile:
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Chris OConnor wrote:I'll create a forum for this. :smile:
Thanks!!! :D
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This should be interesting.
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The forum is now up. And you'll also see the book image at the top of the page advertised so visitors can see its an official discussion. It would be really nice if some of you got the ball rolling by making some threads and posts. This doesn't necessarily mean create threads for every chapter/book but create some sort of threads so that people have a place to post. Few people like to start discussions, but most people feel comfy joining one already underway.
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