PUBLISHER OF THE SONG LET IT SNOW HOW TO
PUBLISHER OF THE SONG LET IT SNOW ARCHIVE

I hated poetry in school but I've been writing it in the closet from the age of 16. Finally, I have to agree that punctuation in poetry is blurry and often too broad an application to pinpoint the pattern. I'm hailing from Forest Grove, OR about 25 minutes West of downtown Portland OR, where are you from? Before I go I don't want to leave you hanging, thank you for finding something enjoyable about the posts I left although the notifications only mention you 'liked' it and so I don't know what part(s). I kept falling down rabbit holes and like 'Shutes and Ladders' was still in the game and on the familiar path just somewhere else.

I kept coming back to the 2 emails and following the link(s) trying to navigate my way to your page and the thread. I admit I was trying to find a way of contacting you when I received the notifications from Stands4/ that you had liked my comments. Its being sent thru the Universe that we were to have a conversation. To have a chance at finding a book your poem was published in, you can look at various online second hand booksellers such as amazon, ebay, or here: more » If you think you may have used a slightly different name please try searching using all variations.Ģ) You can also look for the poems by searching alphabetically by name of poem, or poet. more »ġ) Use the search box to look for your poetry, either by poet name or poem title. Please don't hesitate to be in touch with any other questions you may have. We'd love to boast your work proudly on our site. We invite you to register as a member using the link below if you haven't done so already, to join our growing community of writers and poetry enthusiasts. STANDS4 - the company that now stands behind has an excellent reputation and 20 years of experience providing quality platforms for its users to enjoy worldwide. It is our ongoing commitment to create the best infrastructure, tools & services for poets worldwide with the newly-launched. The good news is, we as the new owners of, are 100% passionate about literature, the written word, and their preservation. To have a chance at finding a book your poem was published in, you can look at various online second hand booksellers such as amazon, ebay, or here: You can try yourself by going through pages on at */ - it is a public service website, unrelated to us and you may just get lucky if you search around the dates you posted. Some material dates further than records go, other work remains inaccessible to us for reasons unknown.

We have managed to save some, but not all, of the lost material.

PUBLISHER OF THE SONG LET IT SNOW ARCHIVE

Our team has made a tireless effort over the last few months to recover as much as possible of the old content from internet archive records. If your search fails to bring you results, we offer our sincerest sympathies. If you think you may have used a slightly different name please try searching using all variations.Ģ) You can also explore our poems by searching alphabetically by name of poem, or poet.ģ) You can claim ownership for the work by clicking on the 'Claim this poet' link that appears on the unclaimed poet page.

PUBLISHER OF THE SONG LET IT SNOW HOW TO

Here's how to get the best chance of locating your work on our site, if we managed to save it:ġ) Use our search box to look for your poetry, either by poet name or poem title. We have created a system on the new site for users to locate and claim poems we have been fortunate enough to retrieve from internet records.

As the new owners of, we acquired the domain name, but couldn't obtain the accounts, poetry or publications that were associated with the old website.

Publisher of the song let it snow