Anaïs Nin (21 February 1903 – 14 January 1977 / Neuilly)
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Too much said with too little words.
A fantastic poem. I enjoyed reading it
Fantastic! The bud blooms and the pent up tension is released. I like the shape that the lines form, I would have made the mistake of leaving a gap after bud which would not have worked so well.
Absolute genius with its restraint and simplicity.
A perfect precise poem.
A pure perfect potion. I give this a ten.