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A Typewriter's Life
The life of a typewriter embraces long deeds
 Some poets dedicate a various chunks of time for 
 their work, you see, a typewriter is a poet’s 
 best friend for the long haul. 
 
 These beloved machines allow words to take shape on provided paper, and before 
 you know it the pages are filled with artistic flow and rhythm 
  in their proper stanzas: 
 Each line is an important string of the poem, like a 
 necklace built up of 
  imagery, details, rich dictions to draw readers into their work 
 so they might witness or
 follow the writer’s theme, voice, mood, and purpose. 
 
 All poets have something to share with their readers, and their 
 special typewriters assist them by sharing their unique 
 compositions.

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