before announcing Sir John's death.
Only Gods and Goddesses do that.
I am grateful to visitors commenting on my blog for suggesting this Haiku.
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Wasn't that an amazing feat? A true artist.
Thank you, Dave. You did her justice.
no idea who any of them are...but if he had to announce a death and he sung before that well that was mighty gud on his part.
I'm in awe of the talent that can churn these out with effortless grace.
Thanks for the visit, Dave. I have been rejected by your comment enabler. Who knows? If this is returned, I will have to communicate by email from now on.
Your haikus are spot-on!
:) thank you for the smile today...lovely haiku
A sweet tribute, Dave.
Your intellect soars in the empyrian.
I look on and marvel, Dave.
Aloha, Friend
Comfort Spiral
I am still in awe of those of you who seem to effortlessly pen haiku.
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Thanks again, one and all.
Sir John Dankworth and Dame Cleo Lane, husband and wife, jazz musicians extraordinary.
A special thanks - and mt apologies - to lakeviewer for persistence.
And thanks for the complimens folks - but don't forget they aint pukka Haiku, not yer genuine kosher stuff!
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