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Circle by Olin M Haynes Monday, April 30, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This was an entry into a contest. It didn't win, but it got good reviews.
Up in the sky So very high I perch Scattering light And in the gloom The dreary doom Of dark I rule the night Look in to me And you will see My soul Is stern and right Life is the game Or death the same For sure A fateful plight I am rebirth And joyful mirth I am An endless sight

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Reviewed by Barbara Smith	5/2/2007

The circle never ends...does it? Studying the Heavens can bring joy & a wonderment to all. I enjoyed this!




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	5/1/2007

Interesting write, the circle is neverending. Enjoyed. Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Phillip William Allen	5/1/2007

Great pen on mans visions gathered from gazing at the moon.