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SHELTER by Bill Grimes Jr. Saturday, October 24, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

The Stones in 75 Jamming about shelter Social heat Began to swelter A tad bit shy Of Helter Skelter High School daze Chills along my spine As I relive them on YouTube Pam’s satin hand Gently clasped in mine Feeling fine Permanent friends Never to forget The years have blistered by Children having children Concept we call life Void of obvious strife It snuck in through the back door I’ll die a happy man Knowing it was all a dream Come true ……… © Bill Grimes Jr. 2009

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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	10/29/2009

This is a well written poem,take care




Reviewed by Linda Hill	10/24/2009

Bill, It seems you left no words unsaid to your loved ones. When you get a minute look at my poem... Blessings, ~Linda