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· In Search of the Perfect Economic Matrix

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· Terrorism, Ethics, and Modern Society

· Inflation: Roots of Evil

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· The Toothless Carnivore

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· Conceit

· The Trail Ends Here

· The Laughter of Life

· Here Stands the Devil

· Name the Risk

· Dark Moments

· The Land Alone

· Thought

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Poets' Fate
by Lawrance G Lux
Friday, August 30, 2002

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Rebound slow through dark light,
Passage hemmed by passing sorrow.
Wee Poets trying to sound echo,
Cursing loneliness;
Like heart rarely found,
Too often abandoned,
By surgeries of the moment.

(copyright.Lawrance George Lux,2002)

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Reviewed by John Domino	6/3/2008

Keep writing! Poetically Yours, John Michael




Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen	8/3/2004

"Wee Poets trying to sound echo, Cursing loneliness;" Beautiful phrasing, Lawrance.




Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green	7/15/2003

Wonderful:)




Reviewed by Sandi Braveheart	10/27/2002

Excellent!




Reviewed by Masarat Daud (Reader)	8/30/2002

Yes...I loved that line - same as Peggy!

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