Found poem 26 july 2008 TURNING THE HEEL k26 wrap next st and turn p24 wrap next st and turn k23 wrap next st and turn p22 wrap next st and turn k21 wrap next st and turn p20 wrap next st and turn k19 wrap next st and turn p18 wrap next st and turn k17 wrap next st and turn p16 wrap next st and turn k15 wrap next st and turn p14 wrap next st and turn k13 wrap next st and turn p12 wrap next st and turn k11 wrap next st and turn p10 wrap next st and turn k10,k wrapped st,turn sl1,p10,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k11, wrapped st,turn sl1,p12 wrapped st,turn sl1,k13, wrapped st,turn sl1,p14,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k15,k wrapped st,turn sl1,p16,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k17,k wrapped st,turn sl1,p18,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k19,k wrapped st,turn sl1,p20,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k21,k wrapped st,turn sl1,p22,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k23,k wrapped st,turn sl1,p24,p wrapped st,turn sl1,k26[k1,p1]three times, p1,k3,p2,[k1,p1]three times p1 pmcmanus q300 reminds me of Philip Glass 'Einstein on the Beach' found in a knitting pattern for those interested k----knit st----stitch p---purl sll---- slip next stitch [] work instructions between brackets as many times as indicated ps I am not sadly a knitter I also like the words turning the heel!!! Pps hope there are no errors