‘Twas brillig and the slivey toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe, all mimsey were the borogroves and the mome raths did outrabe. Ah, the wonderful words of Sir Edward Lear. Evocative, possibly troubled words, suggesting waking dreams. Scholars may pronounce meanings, but did the writer know what they were. The wonderful play for voices by Dylan Thomas, with Nogood Boyo, not bright, socially inept and showing inapproprite behaviour, Polly Garter and Butcher Beynon, Polly Garter and Mae-Rose Cottage. Wonderful characters you will recognise still today, brought to life by the power of words and the english language. Use words carefully and uniquely to make your own Save The Date Cards proclaim a message for all to remember. OK. it may not be a great poem or play for voices, but the words you choose for your cards can leave a lasting message if chosen carefully.Not too long and not too short. Think of the precise message and write it.

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