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[Taryn Kinsley Makechnie]

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[Taryn Kinsley Makechnie]

Hi auntie Amy Its me Taryn Kinsley Makechnie Your Niece NO KIDDING THIS IS A MA ZING. hugs and kisses Love me 💋🤗

[Taryn Kinsley Makechnie]

Hi auntie Amy Its me Taryn Kinsley Makechnie Your Niece NO KIDDING THIS IS A MA ZING. hugs and kisses Love me 💋🤗

[Amy Makechnie]

HELLO TARYN!!!!

[Taryn Kinsley Makechnie]

hi I finally get on this page nice poem

[Taryn Kinsley Makechnie]

Hi auntie Amy. It's me Taryn no kidding. love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Melissa Sarno]

As you know, I love this poem. Yes! We need more zooms.

[Amy Makechnie]

YES we do! That was so fun.

[Sarah Allen]

Nobody writes quite like Rilke. And good luck with edits!!

[Amy Makechnie]

Thank you! I don't know Rilke well but want to read more...

[Laurie Brown]

Yes! I would love to do writing sprints with you.

[Amy Makechnie]

Let's do it! I'll think about some days and times...what is most preferred? (morning, afternoon, evening?)

[Laurie Brown]

Great! I am free Monday-Wednesday and Friday mornings. I could do afternoons on Monday, Thursday or Friday too. I am useless in the evenings.

[Joanne Bickford]

I love this poem! Thank you for sharing it!

[Amy Makechnie]

Thank you, Jo! It's so beautiful.

[Raed A Salman]

The dwell of poem is the heart more than mind.