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The Star Seeker by Caryn M. Day-Suarez Saturday, January 03, 2004 Share Print Save Become a Fan On a recent trip to Hollywood over the Christmas Holidays I was in desperation of seeking to take a picture of a "movie star" (like any other tourist). I hunted high and low, on Rodeo Drive, and Hollywood Blvd., bought a "map of the stars" and searched the Hollywood hills hoping to catch a glance of someone famous maybe just putting out their trash...I did find a star finally in the unlikeliest of places, and my mission was both successful and will be forever memorable...

uninvited to your home i nervously entered traveling far to meet you a long time admirer unknown to the well known through long and white halls i wandered seeking you my heartbeat heard by all around me heads turning eyes burning i hear their whispers night falling in these unlit halls cold breath on my neck where are you? i decide to retreat an obvious trespasser not wanted then i run into you standing in one long hallway encased in glass you stand behind it in a tall bronze urn pictures of you smiling and like the enamored fan i ask to take your picture shadows of night coldness ascending i wait not for your answer but SNAP, SNAP hands trembling the guilty paparazzi i turn to slip away and as quietly as we met we smile at each other i leave your home quickly into the dusk of night the heavy maosoleum doors thudding shut behind me until we again my Valentino until we meet again....

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Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson	1/5/2004

Hi ya been stranger. Written well as always. These stars here at AD like you, are enough for me. Don't stay gone so long. I know, You gotta get to the top? Don't we all? Be sweet like chocolate cake. Have a beautiful New Year!




Reviewed by jude forese	1/5/2004

will definitely be something to look forward to ... wonderful write!




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)	1/5/2004

Full of nostalgic atmosphere, a lovely write, enjoyed.




Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)	1/5/2004

Enjoyed this fantastic poem.




Reviewed by Simon Thurlow (Reader)	1/4/2004

Funny how so many people become star-struck. Nice account of the feelings and adventure that you had




Reviewed by Michael Morash (Reader)	1/4/2004

Very nicely done. A brilliant work of emotion and vision. Bravo! Michael




Reviewed by Andi Chrisman (Reader)	1/3/2004

aww...what a great poem! Made me smile :)




Reviewed by Theresa Koch	1/3/2004

Hi Lady! Outstanding piece as always my friend~* I send you prayers and wish you many blessings in the New Year....




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	1/3/2004

what a lovely memory you have...and you weren't treated like you were nothing (many stars have gotten the big head...they forget where they once were) precious poem, precious memory! thank you for sharing (((HUGS))) and love, karla. :) i love the line: "...hands trembling, the guilty paparazzi..." LOL wish i'd thought of that one :)