[Philip Quinlan]

A small thank you to David for accepting my poem "A Small Beginning" (a little tribute to A. E. Housman) for publication in the Winter Lucid Rhythms.

A nice place to be seen.

Thanks David

Philip

[Cally Conan-Davies]

A small beginning is well begun, I always say, Philip.

Well done, and deserved.

[Kevin Greene]

Congratulations, Philip. I'll look for this. Housman is still one of my favorites, ever since reading him as a young teenager.

[Allen Tice]

Housman is mad good. More power per ounce than just about everybody. Not everybody, but just about everybody.

Congrats, Phil.

[Philip Quinlan]

David just wrote to say he'll take my "Ballerina" too for the winter edition.

Bless his cotton socks (as we say here)

P

Thanks a 1000000 David

[Philip Quinlan]

Originally Posted by Cally Conan-Davies

A small beginning is well begun, I always say, Philip.

Well done, and deserved.

Cally

Who says size matters?

I'll get them in the bike sheds at break time!

Small - but perfectly formed, I say.

P

[W.F. Lantry]

Congrats, Philip,

It's always nice to be appreciated!

But cotton socks? In that climate?

Thanks,

Bill
(who's getting ready for a big snowfall here tomorrow. Time to fly south! )

[Rose Kelleher]

Congrats, Philip.

I like Lucid Rhythms. David's openness to religious-themed poetry that's not necessarily "religious" is kinda unique, I think. That's where I first read Gail White's "Christmas on Rhodes".

[Martin Elster]

Congratulations, Philip!

I just found out I'm going to have a poem in there, too ("The Mist"), which was workshopped on Met a few months ago. So, my heartfelt thanks to all the folks who helped with polishing it (especially Cally). And many thanks to David for taking it.

Martin

[Cally Conan-Davies]

Martin, that is fantastic news! I am thrilled for you! One of your best, for me. (Though I think your latest has an excellent chance of finding a good home, too!).

Thank you to David for all his efforts.

Cally