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(1.0) A New Introduction (07/18/2008)
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Welcome!
I want to thank poemhunter's readers for helping to lift my poetry in the PoemHunter po .........
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Karl Stuart Kline
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Karl Stuart Kline (Human Rights)
(8/17/2008 3:22:00 AM) |
Thanks, Val!
Call it the Kline Decimal System, if you want (chuckle!) - computers being as essentially mathematical as they are makes this a very simple way to inser new works or cross reference poems that you want to have multiple referral points.
Of course, it's the same principle as the Dewey Decimal system, except that I'm finding it to be an applicable tool anytime a computer's programming won't accept anything except a strict alphabetical ordering of its' contents.
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Val Morehouse
(8/16/2008 12:40:00 PM) |
Karl I like your idea about the numbering. I do wish there was a way other than numbering on poemhunter to naturally associate poems which are about a time, place, etc. The strict alpha tends to disperse any building connotation from poem to poem. Mine have three groupings in my head which I have grouped under the names: Hoopdance, Faultlines, and a third for which I am seeking title inspiration. If poemhunter would give us single line working chapbook title on the submit page and then group poems by that, it would be a start. However that would still not solve the issue of which poems should be side by side within such a grouping.
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