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| Reviewed by George Carroll |
2/23/2005 |
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| Aging was not meant for the thought process. Keep an active mind even if the body tries to pull you down with age. Your thoughts reflect your true age wherein they stay so young and full of life. Well done poet |
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| Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen |
2/23/2005 |
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"eternity comes early
only broken by a voice
or letter from those
active and cogent."
Love this last verse, Henry, conceptually, it almost aches, sending shock waves of lonliness into the physical finality of the infinity of mind. Each person views eternity differently. Working through self is a Poet's mission, as it were, as self is integrated, eternity opens...
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Your bio pic. made me smile with a type of happiness. There is a sense of comfort with self, and a reaching from a searching soul that appeals to my own. |
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| Reviewed by Nordette Adams |
2/21/2005 |
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| A truly exceptional write! |
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| Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader) |
2/21/2005 |
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| Well to be honest I now don't beleive in stopping the aging process. At one point I did obsess too much on aging until I got cancer and suddenly things changed and I wanted to grow older. Funny isn't it? |
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| Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers |
2/21/2005 |
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Oh if we could only figure out how to stop the aging process..but then..would we not be stopping the process of wisdom as well?
Excellently penned.
Lisa |
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