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What I Call Poetry

Special gratitude to a most congenial editor for publishing my poem ” What I call poetry”!

Notes from my personal diary – Sofia Kiopoglou

22 responses to “What I Call Poetry”

  1. percolatingpoetry Avatar
    percolatingpoetry

    The image of your pen scribbling all over the page is just beautiful. You write quite well! Congratulations!

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      Thank you so very much Blushing now…Warm Athenian hugs from across the oceans!

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      1. percolatingpoetry Avatar
        percolatingpoetry

        Awww, you are welcome. Hello from the Atlantic Ocean!

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      2. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
        Sofia Kioroglou

        😉

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      3. percolatingpoetry Avatar
        percolatingpoetry

        🙂

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  3. rajnishmishrabanaras Avatar
    rajnishmishrabanaras

    Sorry I reblogged this poem on my blog without taking the poet’s permission. Please allow me to keep it there.

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      You have my permission! Take care!

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      1. rajnishmishrabanaras Avatar
        rajnishmishrabanaras

        Thanks a lot.

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      2. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
        Sofia Kioroglou

        😃

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  4. rajnishmishrabanaras Avatar
    rajnishmishrabanaras

    Here’s the reason:
    It matches the beginning of one of my poems so much, that I need to show it for you to believe:

    A poet I’m not, not always, not every day.
    Reluctant and rare my poems come to me,
    At times, not even welcome, to me.
    One knock I hear, faint yet clear.
    I have no mind nor time for it.
    I’m a busy professional in a busy city, you see.
    How can I be at ease, stand still, serene, calm,
    And think? Mine is the lane, mine is the race,
    And now is the time: get set go.
    Carpe diem, gather your stocks, the sun is shining.
    …
    So, I was thinking of those lines when I reblogged!

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  5. Poly Konsta Avatar
    Poly Konsta

    Congrats! Love your poetry!

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      Thanks,Poly!I have just send you a Facebook friend request!Take care!

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  6. lifecameos Avatar
    lifecameos

    I do like this ! I really feel that we should be able to define – and write and publish – poetry as it works for us.

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      True! Hope all is well in your part of the world!

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      1. lifecameos Avatar
        lifecameos

        Thank you. Yes all is well here.

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  7. -Eugenia Avatar
    -Eugenia

    Brava, Sofia!

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      💕Thank youuuu!

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  8. osarobohenry Avatar
    osarobohenry

    Thank you so much for the follow. God bless you.

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      Greetings from Athens, Greece!

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  9. Malctg - The Foureyed Poet. Avatar
    Malctg – The Foureyed Poet.

    Hi Sofia. You certainly have spread your poetry a long way. I am happy just for a few to read. Thank you for liking “Late!” Peace and Best Wishes. TheFoureyedPoet.

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    1. Sofia Kioroglou Avatar
      Sofia Kioroglou

      Welcome, my friend! Heartfelt thanks for always reading and commenting. Warmest wishes, Sofia

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