The Euphoria of Georgia
A very short poem, more of a statement really but quite witty, even if I do say so myself.
By Rachel DeemingPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Yep… thanks for explaining your brilliance to John… & …🧐😉
Definitely witty.
Brilliant!
Clever indeed! Did a quick search to get the context when I read it last night but your explanation in reply to John’s comment was helpful
Okay I only understood after reading your explanation to John hehehehe
Who do you reckon will win the euros? Good on Georgia! I hope England don’t bomb completely!
I hate to be on the outs, so please explain the context for your poem so that I can properly appreciate your accomplishment.😢
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A Short poem—a micro poem—more like a statement, really, but quite witty, as you said yourself and well-said.