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On Feb 24, 2010, at 4:05 PM, Alexey Sklyarenko wrote:
People have thought she tried to cross the lake
At Lochan Neck where zesty skaters crossed
From Exe to Wye on days of special frost.
CK: Could zesty skaters be an anagram in Russian (Alexey)?
I don't think it is an anagram. In her (unrhymed) translation of the
poem Vera Nabokov renders zesty skaters as azartnye kon'kobezhtsy.
Dear AleXeY,
I still don't know what if any meaning there is to it, but there is
definitely something odd and alphabetical
(W, X, Y, Z) going on here: ZestY SK[X] aters cross(X)ing from eXe to
WYe.
NY Lora C
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People have thought she tried to cross the lake
At Lochan Neck where zesty skaters crossed
From Exe to Wye on days of special frost.
CK: Could zesty skaters be an anagram in Russian (Alexey)?
I don't think it is an anagram. In her (unrhymed) translation of the
poem Vera Nabokov renders zesty skaters as azartnye kon'kobezhtsy.
Dear AleXeY,
I still don't know what if any meaning there is to it, but there is
definitely something odd and alphabetical
(W, X, Y, Z) going on here: ZestY SK[X] aters cross(X)ing from eXe to
WYe.
NY Lora C
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