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Nonsense! – The Poetry of Lewis Carroll

Posted on December 12, 2014 by Gene Howington

by Gene Howington Poetry Friday is usually Elaine’s bailiwick and rightfully so with her being our resident Poet Laureate. Although I appreciate poetry, my personal predilection for the grammatical arts tends toward the novel and its smaller variations. However, that … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Literature, Poetry, Short Video | Tagged Lewis Carroll, Marx Brothers, Neil Gaiman, nonsense, Poetry Friday | 1 Comment

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