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A Casual Thing by elizabeth carter bissette Tuesday, November 26, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan We occur to one another on inconsequential days, in inconsequential ways. We wake to a painted on dawn. I produce a manditory grin. I begin again to pretend I'd like to see you again.

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Reviewed by alejapoet@aol.com Bennett	3/4/2007

Your poetry gives on so m uch meaning that you have to recieve positive feedback from all that review. Thanks for sharing with me and many others here on the lovely Den.




Reviewed by allen mahan	12/12/2002

i think i just had a "joycian epiphany..." great writing, e! i had to re-reread each line, returning "for the words..." for the Meaning's in each word...this line took me five times: "We wake to a painted on dawn." and What a Pleasure.