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		<title>Where can a poet turn when he gets his alliterations in a twist?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>I had been struggling last week with a poem. I know, other people have bigger problems but this poem in particular wouldn&#8217;t leave me alone. It is a solitary life trying to write poetry, no one there to mop your fevered brow when you tinker with feminine endings, nothing to help when your acatalectic &#160;runs [&#8230;]</p>
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I had been struggling last week with a poem. I know, other people have bigger problems but this poem in particular wouldn&#8217;t leave me alone. It is a solitary life trying to write poetry, no one there to mop your fevered brow when you tinker with feminine endings, nothing to help when your acatalectic &nbsp;runs out of steam &nbsp;or your alliterations get into a twist.</p>
<p>Nothing that is until I visited a little known or visited part of Hove in Sussex. Here, to my amazement I discovered a poetic Nirvana. Where else in the World could you find a poet&#8217;s&nbsp;convenience&nbsp;store that even sells booze? And if you are really stuck for a dithyramb, there&#8217;s the Poets Corner Clinic. I didn&#8217;t see many fellow poets but maybe you have to disguise your identity when going to such places.</p>
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