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In Limbo by Brett Nicholas Moore Sunday, September 17, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
When I think romantically, reality comes to save the day, & I become very determined to see things in a realistic way. But I romanticize the reality, getting a rise out of my fall, till I have realized once again this is not reality at all. It’s a plain, simple idea I’ve tried romantically to teach. Just like the place of my dreams, reality I cannot reach. Copyright 2000 Brett Nicholas Moore
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Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten	2/26/2007

Yeah...that's "Limbo" alright! Cleverly composed Brett~ I chose to live in my reality, of which I'm told...your a dreamer! :) Love and Peace~ Kimmy~




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	2/24/2007

At times (many) I'd rather be in the dream than in the "reality." And who's to say which is more "real?" Thank you for sharing your thought-eliciting write, Brett. Love and peace to you, Regis




Reviewed by K. Mulroney	2/24/2007

Just like the place of my dreams, reality I cannot reach. That ia a very vivid verse. So much so I re-read it 5 times. Great poem Brett!




Reviewed by Lori Moore	12/2/2006

Reality saves the day! Enjoyed.




Reviewed by Sylvia Thompson	10/19/2006

Bravo,"In Limbo" is an exellent expression of my own way of thinking. Keep 'em coming. Sylvia :)