A Favorite from "Accents"

https://soundcloud.com/arthur-turfa-1/a-myriad-of-songs

Thinking about someone.....

Accents exclusively available on Amazon KDP in paperback or Kindle. Please learn about my other books also. They are available from the usual vendors also!

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Upcoming Interview on Chat & Spin Radio in the UK!

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   I am pleased and honored to be interviewed on Monday, on September 2020. The interview should be posted by 3 pm/ 1500 the nest day, 22 September 2020.

    Thanks to Spin & Chat. If you have the time, please like my page, and check out my poetry books as well! Thanks!

Here are my Poetry Books on Amazon!

 https://www.amazon.com/Arthur-Turfa/e/B00YJ9LNOA/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1

Accents can only be found here on Amazon as can A Village Remembered. But if you find a lower price somewhere, by all means, purchase from that company!

purchase there!

Is there a word you truly abhor? Put it in the bin!

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    My newest poet friend Nadia Kingsley invited me to this and said I could share it. For my fellow US folks, putting something in the bin means to put it in the trash can!

Enjoy!

Mention of a Poem from "Accents" on Facebook

     There I was, adding to a Facebook post about having read Sinclair Lewis' It Can't Happen Here, his 1935 novel about a fascist takeover of America. It became timely in 2016 and has remained so.

    Anyway, a friend of a friend posted that he reread "Elegy for Jimi" from Accents, my book from Amazon KDP. Wow!

   On Kindle or in paperback!

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Thoughts on Muses, Prompted by the Literary Hub

 https://lithub.com/what-awaits-muses-who-outlive-their-usefulness/?fbclid=IwAR1dAzLWfyHlfy5TSSyhDOrRIdu0LuHYW9GSszLS0XnTh5oeg0tpjfzZ3kI

   These muses come from the world of painting, but every art form has them. There are some for poets, and I am certainly glad for those who have inspired me. Some of them know it, others never will, and there is no danger of any of them being the subject of an article like this or of a major motion picture!

   Another interesting article from the Literary Hub. Worth subscribing to. It's free and comes weekdays with a Saturday best of the week.

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