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stages of loneliness
thrilled to have my stage play admired
by one of the best playwrights
and scriptwriting teachers in the country
we will be meeting to talk it over
for ideas to expand it to a full-length
production and cut down the cast
to manageable size but the dialogue
and the characters are “strong”
and i glow in praise i seldom hear
writing is such a lonely calling
comment from reader of mj poems in The Weekly Avocet
much-appreciated encouragement
It’s been said old age ain’t for wimps. As I age I am starting to realize that’s an optimistic view. But if I want a reason to look toward the future I have but to read your poems. Good, very good. Imagery I must try to match.
Thank you, J.M. in Canada. As always, my talented friend who writes incredible haiku encourages me amid all the rejection. All the best, mj