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	<title>Comments on: Love Is Not All &#8211; Edna St. Vincent Millay</title>
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		<title>By: Stewart</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stewart</dc:creator>
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		<description>In December of 1998, my father-in-law began sharing his love of poetry with a few of his office colleagues by e-mailing monthly poems to them. I was added to the mailing list sometime in 2000, and thoroughly enjoyed reading his monthly selections. In January of 2004, I was inspired to follow Gene&#039;s lead and begin this Poem of the Month email so that I could also share my love of poetry with my own friends, family and colleagues - poetic ripples extending outward, so to speak.

After seven years, Gene has decided to retire his poem of the month. I am thankful for Gene&#039;s inspiration and friendship, and dedicate this month&#039;s Poem of the Month to him. Thank you, Gene, for sharing with all of us your passion for words and your passion for life. I do not think I would ever trade those memories...</description>
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<p>After seven years, Gene has decided to retire his poem of the month. I am thankful for Gene&#8217;s inspiration and friendship, and dedicate this month&#8217;s Poem of the Month to him. Thank you, Gene, for sharing with all of us your passion for words and your passion for life. I do not think I would ever trade those memories&#8230;</p>
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