Are you alive
Are you
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ARE YOU
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LIVE
diversity is our most precious asset
diversity is our most precious asset
Are you alive
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Ether 
yes, most of the time. But right now when my minds a little bit fuzzy, maybe not.
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May I ask a question?
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You may
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What music do you have on?
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Aw, none. Lol
but I can hear night time sounds, trees and bushes in the little breezes and a little bit ago I heard crickets
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Ahhh, the music of the universe. I love that sound. Everyone’s so scared of it. You made my night. Thank you.
Jon Bellion, Ooh over here… in some other part of the atmosphere…
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I will check that out 🙂
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Very expressive. I like the flow of this poem with its onomatopoeic sounds.
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Look at that big word. You must know something about iambic.
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Learned this in school long ago, interpreted such kind of poems, but thanks for refreshing the types of metrical foot: “iambic: A metrical foot of two syllables with the second accented.” (from: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/iambic), using iambs (https://www.thefreedictionary.com/iamb)
So your piece is iambic, KT?
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No. Read some Dickinson. She was the queen. Still is the queen. Iambic just means it has a beat or rhythm: four words per line, five, six even… but you hold the word count to create flow. I write in free verse and use rhyme to create the rhythm. Iambic is seldom used anymore. Bukowski’s fault, but he’s amazing.
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Love Dickinson and Bukowski.
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