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Jerry by Henry Burt Stevens Thursday, April 21, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Jerry by Henry Burt Stevens 7/29/2004 www.authorsden.com/henrybstevens Jerry opened his comments with "morality" as the centeral theme When he took a breath i suggested the term "social control" But it turned out morality can only come via God and Jesus Christ Jerry had approached my table at McDonald's indicating an interest in my poetry Whenever i spoke he interrupted me quickly negating my words After a while i said "Jerry, this is a public place you sat, now get up" We shook hands smiling, standing tall looking down he said: "The only difference between you and me is I know the truth and you do not."

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Reviewed by jude forese	4/21/2005

sound like Jerry needs an oil change ...




Reviewed by E T Waldron	4/21/2005

People who are ignorant always think they know it all. Thanks for sharing Henry. Jerry was a fool. Eileen




Reviewed by Aberjhani	4/21/2005

A very interesting commentary on the failings of social intolerance. Enjoyed the read.




Reviewed by Alexandre Arnau	4/21/2005

if you can, please forward jerry's phone #, i'm in desperate need of some christian "truth"...you seem to have handled him with grace and intelligence. i really enjoyed this read. respects, -A.




Reviewed by Sue Hess	4/21/2005

some people can only see their particular truth and that won't change because their mind is closed.




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	4/21/2005

You know this is true I think whenever two people with strong feelings and emotions get together. Hope it still can be worked out and as long as you are talking and not fighting, I suppose that is what counts.




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	4/21/2005

My lawyer will get in touch with yours.




Reviewed by Felix Perry	4/21/2005

Hmmmmnnnn it sounds like Jerry needs to re-examine his ego and his knowledge. I commend you for your patience even in writing this poem so calmly as you have. Felix