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Tony/Tony
by Joyce Sterling Scarbrough
Saturday, March 15, 2003
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His smile is a rainbow after the storm of his anger
His eyes are lighted blue tunnels to his thoughts
His hands are either gentle enough to hold a newborn
Or clenched in a rage of frustration from his expectations of himself
His voice can roar like the proud lion he is
Or be so heavenly, the mere sound of it soothes all my problems away
How can a man be of such extremes?
It matters not how
It matters only that I love equally both sides of him

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Reviewed by Danielle Angeline (Reader)	7/2/2003

Someone pass the tissues... Beautifully expressed and what love is truly all about. Danielle




Reviewed by Lynn Barry	3/20/2003

The age old... "girls trying to change guys" dilemma is captured so beautifully in this poem....accepting all sides...unconditionally...love it!




Reviewed by James David Compton (Reader)	3/15/2003

Well done! -and the title is perfect in it's duality. -James




Reviewed by E. Lucas-Taylor	3/15/2003

This is sweet, and true love as well as friendship. ~E




Reviewed by Lady Peg	3/15/2003

This is love when we accept both sides of the one our love is meant for. Excellent write. peg

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