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Emerging by Meraenda Raechael Savannaeh Lewis Wednesday, June 27, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Where do I stand, sitting, pondering, one thought to existence, is it
Subtle is the relationship you think you have, Scorn is the doing or perceptions that once were Invisible from the lure of others until one takes notice there is depth Silence awakens the unknown Whispers that one detaches Sleep that invokes challenges New Paths that crumble the soul Grasping, yearning for that one thing the seed that blooms, completeness

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Reviewed by E. Richardson	7/14/2007

One of the things I look for in good verse, is its ability to be different, to have layers of possible meaning. You set the tone for such with the first line...subtle is the relationship you think you have... right away, the questions arises...relationship with whom...or what? As a result, this piece cam be viewed with human interaction involved...or human and god...human and nature...the list is nearly endless. This is good poetry.




Reviewed by Cynth'ya cynthyaspeaks@gmail.com	6/27/2007

This is quite deep. Welcome to the den~and I love the spelling of your name Sis Meraenda~ blessin's cynth'ya lewis reed