How

Look, then look again. 

Find, then take up pen.

Someone will read, and see more.

So waste not words, and get it right

Today, before tonight.

Reviews

[MoriartyMesa]

This was very slide of hand, i like it.

[valerie7412]

very simple and short, to the point which i like. also, i like the topic, since writing and reading is what i am here on this site for, so very relevant, which is nice too.

[B]

Very simple
Yet full of meaning

Nice job

[Sher A. Lynn]

These few words spoke verses. Great job!

[Stephen]

A good way to let us know to take up a pen for no words are lost....

[Beccy]

I think I'd get the DTs if I wasn't allowed a pen for a week; and always, the reading of other's poetry is as enjoyable as the writing of my own.

Beccy.

[Donald Meikle]

what's weird is I've written an awful lot without ink or pen, just two finger tapping with nails that need trimming.

[Ken Simm.]

Goad a'michty! A' ken this right enouf. Ye wee man wi get the sense in this right enouf. By the way. Its right muckle write so it is, using braw right worrrrds, so it is, that ye've written just now. And thats braw what the man doon there wrote about this right enouf also. By the way.

[Donald Meikle]

Did I wake yeh twirly mon?How's the loch for fishin?

[Ken Simm.]

Big pike. Salmon and brown trout passing through. River in, river out to the big loch. Perch and apparently bream but I don't know the full story there.

[Ken Simm.]

Good haggis huntin in the hills as well by the way.

[Ed Hart]

i try and try with all my might
and still the words don't come out right
but thanks for your quick sharpened pen
i'll sit me down and try again

[Donald Meikle]

Wife and are still laughing, thanks Ed