Re: Remembrance by dragonfly |
8-Nov-04/4:40 PM |
very nice, a loved one never really leaves us for they remain close to our hearts and memories....Bob:)
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Re: Damage by Caducus |
8-Nov-04/4:44 PM |
an awesome piece as far as learned behavior is concerned, the vicious cycles of life need to be broken by those who are mentally stronger, the story is sad, but well told, don't be a victim by creating victims....God Bless....Bob:)
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regarding some deleted poem... |
8-Nov-04/6:08 PM |
Just wanted to see what kind of stuff you write, considering you blasted mine, however in all fairness I found this to be an awesome piece and have never seen a tear expressed this way before, good job....Bob:)
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Re: A Child Learns (haiku) by poetryman |
9-Nov-04/3:23 PM |
The Japanese, who were the true originators of writing Haiku, considered children as the highest form of nature. Read Ho-Chu
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Re: Ebony shadow by Twiggy77 |
10-Nov-04/8:34 AM |
sentenced, but other than that, twas good, especially the last stanza, only we allow the lessons of life to teach us to hate, as I'm a firm believer that hate is learned behavior.....
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Re: Remembrance by Caducus |
11-Nov-04/5:31 AM |
absolutely divine, for every time we remember, they die again. As one who lost his brother in nam, I truly appreciate this...thank you
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