modern writes bathed by the silken codes of morse

[mtmynd]

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this

- .... .. ...

dash // dot.dot.dot.dot //dot.dot // dot.dot.dot

is a

.. ... .-

dot.dot // dot.dot.dot // dot.dash

morse

-- --- .-. ... .

dash-dash // dash-dash-dash // dot.dash-dot //dot.dot.dot// dot

code

-.-. --- -.. .

dash-dot.dash-dot // dash-dash-dash // dash-dot.dot // dot

unpoem

..- -. .--. --- . --

dot.dot.dash // dash-dot // dot.dash-dash-dot // dash-dash-dash // dot // dash-dash

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[modern writes bathed by the silken codes of morse]

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cecil

-.-. . -.-. .. .-..

dash-dot-dash-dot // dot // dash-dot-dash-dot // dot.dot // dot-dash-dot.dot

10.20.10

[mnaz]

nice, cec.

wasn't there a bit more dit with the dot-dash of it? nevertheless, the unpoem indeed, like the inner workings and wires of cold machines. interpret!

[constantine]

pretty cool!

[mtmynd]

a bit of the experimental.

thx, mnaz and dino... you've got great taste!

[constantine]

nice of you to say!

[mtmynd]

... easy, too!

[jim turner]

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In the back seat of a Navy dive bomber (Dauntless and Helldiver) my code speed was 26 wpm. The above is my Ham radio call.

Neat idea you have there. _... .. _ _

[.Lucy.]

Seems a bit dotty to me


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