CottonJones
Here is another poem I hope you enjoy. https://www.wattpad.com/story/1106126-transcendental
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Here is a poem that I wrote in 2006 and published in 2010 on another poetry site. I wrote this after receiving a call from a Hospital in Oregon that my good college mate had passed away. https://www.wattpad.com/2916426-heaven%27s-peal-an-elegy
CottonJones
This 12-year-old poem that I wrote reminds time doesn't improve my memory, it just becomes more pixelated. https://www.wattpad.com/3650561-pixelated, enjoy.
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preciouspearl20
Olan, how are you doing today?
CottonJones
It is time to bring this poem to the surface for your reading pleasure. It was written 12 years ago and is titled Escarpment of Granite, enjoy. https://www.wattpad.com/4867337-escarpment-of-granite
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Third announcement: Sonnet LIII is published and I hope you enjoy it. Please read, vote, and comment to your heart's desire. Lpf. https://www.wattpad.com/1446190861-sonnets-written-by-olan-l-smith-sonnet-liii-mona
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Sonnet LIII is published and I hope you enjoy it. Please read, vote, and comment to your heart's desire. Lpf. https://www.wattpad.com/1446190861-sonnets-written-by-olan-l-smith-sonnet-liii-mona
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My awaited Sonnet LIII is published and I hope you enjoy it. Please read, vote, and comment to your heart's desire. Lpf. https://www.wattpad.com/1446190861-sonnets-written-by-olan-l-smith-sonnet-liii-mona
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEUU2mBPV1c Some of the poets I've painted.
CottonJones
@Polllardii Thank you. Painting was my first love. I started drawing people at the age of four, with the help of my brother. I will not embellish the drawings; they were, well, 4-year-oldish. But they were not stick figures either. I was so proud that I kept drawing. In 1971, I became paralyzed on my right side and could not draw or paint, so I had to relearn everything, from eating, walking, writing, and yes, painting and drawing. My art became more impressionistic, and my drawing was done with wide strokes, more like that of a sketch artist, because of the lack of fine motor control. Both were helpful, as they taught me to move my arm and not my fingers for details. It gave me freedom.