HarryHill
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omgds there are so many different writing types for one title! 
heh definetly lots of ways to say fertility!
Sorry Harry ! Don't be offended! was meant as a joke as to kids being mini humans
little balls of joys! hehe ...everyone wants to reproduce at some point in time I think!
heh definetly lots of ways to say fertility! Sorry Harry ! Don't be offended! was meant as a joke as to kids being mini humans
little balls of joys! hehe ...everyone wants to reproduce at some point in time I think!the first 3 poems have " fecund" in common ----Fecund , fecund earth & fecundity to be precise ---did 3 diff. Poets have the same word , idea , concept simultaneously or is Fecundity a powerful idea relatin' to Fertility ?
Poem no 13 has a mistake apparent prima facie from the face of the Poem " till the dead was done" actually meant " till the deed was done ".........
Poem no 13 has a mistake apparent prima facie from the face of the Poem " till the dead was done" actually meant " till the deed was done ".........
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#1 -- Magnetron.
#2 -- GM.
#5 -- I haven't a clue, but I like it.
#9 -- possibly Champs.
#13 -- possibly Magnetron.
#15 -- Magnetron.
#19 -- possibly GM.
#2 -- GM.
#5 -- I haven't a clue, but I like it.
#9 -- possibly Champs.
#13 -- possibly Magnetron.
#15 -- Magnetron.
#19 -- possibly GM.
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I agree with many of the possible attributions so far, but am holding back.
UYS will there be a contributors list?
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#3, I believe, is Angeline.
"Kulululululu, your husband will follow the path
to your garden. May you be the mother of multitudes."
I can hear as well as see the women making that wonderful shrill tongue vibrating sound in a small village of Israel; a great ending couplet.
"Kulululululu, your husband will follow the path
to your garden. May you be the mother of multitudes."
I can hear as well as see the women making that wonderful shrill tongue vibrating sound in a small village of Israel; a great ending couplet.
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Do they do that in Israel too ?
this Ululation or a shrill "ULULULLLLLLLLLUUUUUU" is done by Bengali Hindu ladies during weddings too !!!
believe it is an auspicious Hindu rite !
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What a great group of poems! This is not an easy title imho: I agree with the poet who said it's an evil, fertile mind that came up with this title (I'm lookin at you, Annie!).
A few thoughts:
#1 Dunno who wrote it (maybe Mags or Harry?), but the combo of mollusks and fertility cracked me up.
#2 is an acrostic. I have a feeling this poem is Piscator's. I like how it's succinct, but has a big story in those few, rhymed lines.
#6 I really like a lot. Maybe butters?
#7 I'm not sure who wrote this (maybe GP?) and I'm still not sure exactly what Felicity found in her garden, but I really like the story the poem tells so well.
#9 A great pantoum that had me laughing and I'm gonna guess that UYS wrote this one.
#11 sounds like AH to me, but it's not a sonnet which he often writes, so maybe he went freestyle on this one.
#12 is great. For a short poem, it's a very apt summation!
#13 is another I really like but don't know who wrote it.
#15 is funny and true and written by Ash imo.
#19 is another I much like, especially how it expresses a mix of conflicting feelings. I also think it pairs well with #3, which I find quite interesting. ETA: I think it's a GM poem.
Ok. I'm now prepared to be told I'm 8 or 9 kinds of wrong.
A few thoughts:
#1 Dunno who wrote it (maybe Mags or Harry?), but the combo of mollusks and fertility cracked me up.
#2 is an acrostic. I have a feeling this poem is Piscator's. I like how it's succinct, but has a big story in those few, rhymed lines.
#6 I really like a lot. Maybe butters?
#7 I'm not sure who wrote this (maybe GP?) and I'm still not sure exactly what Felicity found in her garden, but I really like the story the poem tells so well.
#9 A great pantoum that had me laughing and I'm gonna guess that UYS wrote this one.
#11 sounds like AH to me, but it's not a sonnet which he often writes, so maybe he went freestyle on this one.
#12 is great. For a short poem, it's a very apt summation!
#13 is another I really like but don't know who wrote it.
#15 is funny and true and written by Ash imo.
#19 is another I much like, especially how it expresses a mix of conflicting feelings. I also think it pairs well with #3, which I find quite interesting. ETA: I think it's a GM poem.
Ok. I'm now prepared to be told I'm 8 or 9 kinds of wrong.
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I think it's used in the same way in many Middle Eastern cultures. I always thought it was a Semitic-related thing...although in my family it appears to have been exchanged for various repetitions of Oy!
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Ooooops forgot Contributing list hang on while I go and ferret for one
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What a great group of poems! This is not an easy title imho: I agree with the poet who said it's an evil, fertile mind that came up with this title (I'm lookin at you, Annie!).
A few thoughts:
#1 Dunno who wrote it (maybe Mags or Harry?), but the combo of mollusks and fertility cracked me up.
#2 is an acrostic. I have a feeling this poem is Piscator's. I like how it's succinct, but has a big story in those few, rhymed lines.
#6 I really like a lot. Maybe butters?
#7 I'm not sure who wrote this (maybe GP?) and I'm still not sure exactly what Felicity found in her garden, but I really like the story the poem tells so well.
#9 A great pantoum that had me laughing and I'm gonna guess that UYS wrote this one.
#11 sounds like AH to me, but it's not a sonnet which he often writes, so maybe he went freestyle on this one.
#12 is great. For a short poem, it's a very apt summation!
#13 is another I really like but don't know who wrote it.
#15 is funny and true and written by Ash imo.
#19 is another I much like, especially how it expresses a mix of conflicting feelings. I also think it pairs well with #3, which I find quite interesting. ETA: I think it's a GM poem.
Ok. I'm now prepared to be told I'm 8 or 9 kinds of wrong.
9 isn't me but thank you for the compliment.
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Well, one of you guessed correctly on one of mine.
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..Well, one of you guessed correctly on one of mine.
more than 1? oh thank you, 2? a little information goes a long way
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I'm guessing Ashesh for #20, because I know he is partial to ellipses.
Clearly I was wrong about #9, because Champs doesn't appear on the list of contenders. Maybe GP or Angeline? Oops, Angeline has already guessed UYS for that one, so I lean toward GP.
Clearly I was wrong about #9, because Champs doesn't appear on the list of contenders. Maybe GP or Angeline? Oops, Angeline has already guessed UYS for that one, so I lean toward GP.
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