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Sharon Whitehurst renders wonderful read-aloud poetic prose Billy Joe Fudge writes: One of the most poetic renditions of prose I've had the pleasure of reading. I read it aloud to me, myself and I and the three of us agreed that it flowed from the tongue with the greatest of ease and pressed my imagination button on every graphic and symbolic description. - BILLY JOE FUDGEComments re article 48519 The Whitehurst Diaries Sandhill Cranes Migration This story was posted on 2011-11-27 15:34:58
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