Earlier this year, I shared my poem Of the Twelve

(to read Of the Twelve, this link to it can help:

Of the twelve months’ names, January is

).

The more I thought about it, the more I felt compelled

to write it again here (with an end that’s more developed):

Of the Twelve

Of the twelve months’ names, January is the only one

to include the sound of the word new.

Since January begins the new year,

what if its nu can be a clue?

While new and nu are homophones

(differently spelled),

January’s nu (like deja vu)

is ringing a bell.

National Crossword Solvers Day (8th of December),

the twelfth month being this month (known as December)

plus New Year’s Day and Ring a Bell Day being the 1st of January

remind me of these thoughts (that I’m now sharing).

The echoes in this poem

might seem like coincidence,

but if you listen, reflect, question,

you may learn and find hints…

***

Onto a different subject (so this post not done yet):

Regarding my previous post (and poem) Top of Tree:

More details are I what I added to it recently.

The following is the link to it (with its updates):

The top of a tree looks like it’s giving

Hopefully these updates could also be upgrades.

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