Life's Individuality

Thank you for pointing that out to me, the moving of the word 'down', even one of the falling's would have been better moved than as it was, but yours is best. I shall follow your good advice. The typo, is that what you call THAT? What fun, I am learning the jargon of poets, as you are a scholar of such and as such to be revered. One gets blind sometimes as the network of word-thoughts is thrown onto the 'page' almost subconsciously and can get garbled in the process. My mother wrote long letters to me once or twice a week and even wrote under the glue of the air-mails those horrid thin things we used to use, she was always ahead of her pen in her mind and that resulted in unreadable, except to the few initiated, writing. My aunt, her sister (who was the one responsible for translating the Nordic Saga's into English) wrote totally illegibly and her father was out-of-this-world.......Their speech was as hurried and therefore difficult to follow too, and NON-STOP, wow. So if being brought up in a talking family makes it easier to play with words I am thankful, but it was a bit much sometimes drowning my own thoughts, and I was shy and quiet compared with all the others in my family. Was!!! You see, I've got going here again! Love to you Nina from Ann