[W.F. Lantry]

Hey Folks,

Just saw Michael Cantor's excellent sonnet in Anti-, "Two Love Stories."

Great placement, Michael!

Also, everyone should be sure to check Michael's Anti- Thesis, in which he develops his "inherent crankiness."

Thanks,

Bill

[David Rosenthal]

Great hit, M.C., and a top-notch poem, as well. I think it is my favorite of yours.

David R.

[FOsen]

Good one, Michael - I think I'll borrow your line about your semi-accomplishments.

Frank

[Maryann Corbett]

Good poem, Michael! (Um, Bill, did the "inherent crankiness" need any developing? )

[Roger Slater]

You don't give Michael enough credit. There's nothing inherent about his crankiness at all. It was achieved through hard work and determination.

Congratulations, Michael.

[Ned Balbo]

Yes, an excellent sonnet--glad to join the chorus of congratulaters!

[W.F. Lantry]

Originally Posted by Roger Slater

You don't give Michael enough credit. There's nothing inherent about his crankiness at all.

Hey, it's his term, not mine. But I think you're right: he does work hard on it!

Maybe we should call him "the hardest working man in Po-Biz..."

Thanks,

Bill

[Susan McLean]

I remember that sonnet. It's a good one, packing a lot of story into a little space.

Susan

[Janice D. Soderling]

Yep, my memory retained that one too. Good home. Nice work.

[Martin Elster]

Excellent poem, Michael. I love it, even though there are no verbs!