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A Mighty Stone by karen l logan Friday, November 12, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan What do you think?
one rock alone in the mist abiding by the universe steadfast, strong and mighty waiting for you there. one rock alone in the mist lying beside the river wordless, soundless yet feelings clearly mentioned waiting for you there. one rock alone in the mist many pebbles standing near yet nothing has that comanding voice begging you come near, as one rock alone in the mist.

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Reviewed by Laura Fall	11/13/2010

Well done!




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	11/12/2010

I find the "rock" symbolically significant and open to the reader's interpretation as to personal meaning. Thank you for sharing, Karen. Love and best wishes, Regis