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New Zealand's poet laureate draws crowd of more than 20

This entry was posted by eeksypeeksy on Friday, September 03, 2004 at 9:15 AM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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At 12:15 PM, Blogger Ivy replied:

Hm, this link is broken now.    



At 4:48 PM, Blogger eeksypeeksy replied:

Damn. And the link even works when I paste it on to the address line. It just doesn't work as a link. Ah, well. It was nothing the shake the earth.    



At 11:55 AM, Blogger mark young replied:

The link's back working. & don't be too cynical about the "crowd". That almost half of N.Z.'s population.    



At 1:25 PM, Blogger eeksypeeksy replied:

I wasn't really being cynical, but the writer was having fun with the typically small audience anywhere for poetry, and I couldn't help but laugh. As if the number was big enough to be worth approximating in a headline ("more than X") but too big to be counted exactly. Whereas all 23 people there, including the writer of the article, probably knew one another.    



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