Published by Paul Szlosek
Paul Szlosek was born in Southbridge, Massachusetts, but currently resides in the nearby metropolis of Worcester. He was co-founder and host of the long-running Poet’s Parlor poetry reading in Southbridge and Sturbridge, as well as a past recipient of the Jacob Knight Award for Poetry. His poems have appeared in various local publications including the Worcester Review, Worcester Magazine, Sahara, Concrete Wolf, and Diner. He’s probably best known in the Worcester poetry community for his fanatical obsession with obscure poetry forms, and has invented his own including the ziggurat, the streetbeatina, and (most recently) the hodgenelle.
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A fun and entertaining twist to your usual entry in the series. I enjoyed this a great deal!
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So sorry Brad for the late response, but thank you so much! I am so happy that you enjoyed these quotes!
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I apologize for the tardy response, Liz! I feel the same about that quote, which by the way, was delivered by a fictitious Ernest Hemmingway.
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Uh oh. “Midnight in Paris” revealed my deepest, darkest secret.
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Interesting, the different slant to these quotes! I like them!
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So sorry for the late reply, but thank you so much, Eugenia!
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Very amusing! Thanks.
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You are very welcome, Robin, and thank you!
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