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What a wonderful idea - learning 100 poems in a year. Nick Seddon at the Guardian book blog lists his choices and asks readers for recommendations. Just the other day, I was thinking that learning by rote had its benefits - kids don't forget much. And I remember most of the poems we were made to learn "by heart" in school (sonnet 116 was particularly fascinating to me, don't know why).

I am going to use this idea and make my own list to memorize. Let me see what I come up with.

Hey... Stopped by to say Hi.... I got my thinkpad and I am catching up on all your blogs. I guess I did not miss much in last one month.

Take Care - Jerk Moron

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