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Date Posted: 20:55:55 10/14/03 Tue
Author: Brooklyn girl
Author Host/IP: pool-68-161-221-141.ny325.east.verizon.net / 68.161.221.141
Subject: The Bent Twig

Do you remember the Poetry magazine put out every year? Does anyone have a copy of it? Or the after school program poetry magazine. I went to 272 in the early 80s - had Mrs Hirsh, Mrs Sklar, Mrs Hornstein.

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Re: The Bent Twig -- P, 14:11:28 11/09/03 Sun (24-164-147-98.si.rr.com/24.164.147.98)

I still have 4 of my Bent Twigs..I remember standing in Bayview and asking people to sign them as they walked by :-D
I went to 272 from 71-76

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[> Re: The Bent Twig -- ANDRE RODRIGUEZ, 07:03:43 11/14/03 Fri (ppp-63-164-113-250.eburg.com/63.164.113.250)

>Do you remember the Poetry magazine put out every
>year? Does anyone have a copy of it? Or the after
>school program poetry magazine. I went to 272 in the
>early 80s - had Mrs Hirsh, Mrs Sklar, Mrs Hornstein.

THE BEN TWIG WAS THE BEST. I USE TO COLOR IN THE PICTURES.

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[> Re: The Bent Twig -- jiffypop1214, 15:06:43 05/19/04 Wed (cache-rm06.proxy.aol.com/152.163.253.6)

Wow, the Bent Twig really brings back alot of memories

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[> Re: The Bent Twig -- Brooklyngal, 20:55:03 08/14/05 Sun (AC9CD9CE.ipt.aol.com/172.156.217.206)

OMG, thanks for posting this. I remember being so thrilled when my poem was printed. I wish I could find my copy. I was not a popular kid and was always picked on so when my poem was printed and my teacher read it to the class, everyone was shocked when they found out it was mine.

>Do you remember the Poetry magazine put out every
>year? Does anyone have a copy of it? Or the after
>school program poetry magazine. I went to 272 in the
>early 80s - had Mrs Hirsh, Mrs Sklar, Mrs Hornstein.

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[> Re: The Bent Twig -- Annmarie Adrion, 18:28:50 11/10/05 Thu (cache-rtc-ad01.proxy.aol.com/152.163.100.195)

>Do you remember the Poetry magazine put out every
>year? Does anyone have a copy of it? Or the after
>school program poetry magazine. I went to 272 in the
>early 80s - had Mrs Hirsh, Mrs Sklar, Mrs Hornstein.
Last year I recently took alot of my personal stuff from my mom's house and found a bunch of them. My poem was put in a few of them. I loved coloring it and reading it.

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[> Re: The Bent Twig -- shopgirl, 20:01:34 01/29/06 Sun (cache-dtc-ab02.proxy.aol.com/205.188.116.66)

My poems never made it to The Bent Twig"..It's funny, I remember in the beginning "the bent twig" was a real book, then years later it was just ditto sheets stapled together...well actually rexograph sheets that smelled really good!

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[> Re: The Bent Twig -- Bruce B, 11:50:01 12/07/06 Thu (204.126.251.234.hfmus.com/204.126.251.234)

I believe I have a Bent Twig from 1963! My name is in it, and a little boy who grew up to be a weatherman: Al Roker.
- Bruce

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