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Distortions by Dave Harm Friday, December 23, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Do you remember the Twilight Zone? "Don't touch your TV. We control your horizontal, we control your vertical." We see a distorted world where everything is the way we learned - either by books or by experience. Distorting our views of a world waiting to be found. The question is will we find this world in our lifetime or will we find it in our next realm of existence? Distortions is a sister poem to "Illusions."

Eyes look but they don’t see … strained … to see objects of this world hidden in cubicles of glass is that a person or a tree a picture frame, a book, … or something else … thoughts of this world images learned… are no help entering a new realm an existence never perceived eyes open… we understand distortions cleared a picture… crisp and alive a fantasy comes to life never in this world maybe… not the next … an existence … we can’t comprehend no matter how we try with limited knowledge learned from books … not the mind … patience and faith is the path… to clear distortions and… maybe… see the other side (c)2005 Dave Harm
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Reviewed by Kate Clifford	12/25/2005

A very insightful, interesting write.




Reviewed by Sherry Heim	12/24/2005

Sometimes it is indifference that makes our world seem skewed. There is so much craziness going on that we kind of drop out and fail to see with clarity. Moving into another realm, we are stricken with wonder at the newness and colored by hope of a better place. Perhaps all things reside in a parallel time and it is as simple as skipping from one track to the next to find another dimension to our reality. I have always loved The Twilight Zone, especially the old ones. This is an excellent write, Dave. Merry Christmas to you and those whom you love. Take care, Sherry




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	12/24/2005

A very intriguing piece, Dave - and I loved both the Twilight Zone, and the Outer Limits, where this poem truly goes.




Reviewed by Phillip William Allen	12/24/2005

Reality and the "Zone" must always co-exist. If not then sanity isn't born. Merry Xmas The Duck




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	12/24/2005

Most insightful read!! Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones Dave!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)	12/23/2005

Yes like we are seeing the flip side of a tapestry..




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	12/23/2005

Too many of us are programmed heavily not to ever change the message. One of those damn devil things. Very insightful, David. I enjoyed reading...




Reviewed by Chrissy McVay	12/23/2005

I loved the twilight zone. Wonderful poem.