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Member since 2005 · Posted 13 Jun 2005 · 7 comments

Events unfold, page after page. A new world opens with every word. Imagination, not cinematography, provides the pictures. The characters control their destinies, it seems at times. The plot binds it all together. The setting gives a boundary, of a sort, but it can be fantasy. Flights of fancy soar, unconstrained by practical concerns. The sky isn't the limit-imagination is!

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[5] deleted user 13-Jun-05/6:09 PM Reply

So true. But the phrasing could have done with a little more imagination.
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[n/a] sacred_poet_me › deleted user 13-Jun-05/8:37 PM Reply

Kk..but i think this poem is pretty imaginative. But apparently not from other people's point of view.

[n/a] horus8 13-Jun-05/7:05 PM Reply

Like describing a blow job on Uranus.

[n/a] sacred_poet_me › horus8 13-Jun-05/8:37 PM Reply

Interesting simile...

[2] Bluemonkey 14-Jun-05/10:49 AM Reply

This has been said much better on those posters at the local library that say "Reading Is Super".

[7] lil_evil_boi › Bluemonkey 15-Jun-05/7:49 PM Reply

I agree.

[9] untamed_fierce 14-Jun-05/4:19 PM Reply

Very true. But some people just dont know how to enjoy a simple novel that contains knowledge and surprising plots. You should call this poem "For People Who Dislike Reading". Maybe this'll change their mind.