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Lavender Posted 11 years, 10 months ago.   Favorite
Hi Milo (again)

I've transcribed a second piece of yours from August 2013 about your five attorneys.

I think of you often,
With kind regards
Lavender

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Lavender Posted 11 years, 10 months ago.   Favorite
Hi Milo

I've transcribed a poem of yours from July 2013, Prisoners Prayer. I wanted to ask you if you meant for your poetry to be in capital letters in the transcribed version. The Guidelines on the website ask transcribers not to alter the work, so I've transcribed it exactly as written by you. It makes no difference in terms of making the text searchable by Search Engines, but some people think reading poetry is easier if it's not in capitals. It's your choice - if you'd prefer it to be amended, let me know and I'll see if I can get back into the transcribed poems.

Because it was a relatively short piece, I'll do another one today.

Take care
Lavender

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