No advice except shutting down the computer and starting it up again. Meanwhile, your poem comes across perfectly, with its pauses, its shock, and its subtle irony.
Sometimes, when you press Control and enter, it works.........bottom left button on keyboard. Smiles. I love that you tell the story of a cancer survivor so positively, in her loving her new curls. Awesome reminder about hair one doesnt ordinarily think of.
My hair didn't grow back as it used to be. My curls remain curly, but I have a small collection of bald spots. So, I'm sporting the mostly bald look. And my hot flashes and I are loving it!
My line break facility does not work.. I usually press Enter but no luck. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
ReplyDeleteNo advice except shutting down the computer and starting it up again. Meanwhile, your poem comes across perfectly, with its pauses, its shock, and its subtle irony.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, when you press Control and enter, it works.........bottom left button on keyboard. Smiles. I love that you tell the story of a cancer survivor so positively, in her loving her new curls. Awesome reminder about hair one doesnt ordinarily think of.
ReplyDeleteNo matter the line break issues - your poem packs a punch
ReplyDeleteA new defiant life. Very much refreshing. Love it.
ReplyDeleteNot a fun way to acquire curls.
ReplyDeleteComing out the other end of cancer takes this kind of indomitable spirit. Love this shadorma.
ReplyDeleteNot a good way to get curly hair. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteMy hair didn't grow back as it used to be. My curls remain curly, but I have a small collection of bald spots. So, I'm sporting the mostly bald look. And my hot flashes and I are loving it!
ReplyDeleteWhat Sherry said, about the line breaks.