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who's there
by William P Haynes
Friday, June 01, 2007
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a poem

You enter and leave
and I'm comfortable with that
like winter's snow or the missing moon
I've grown complacent in the complexity of you
but sometimes I marvel and offtimes question
If only to myself
and never for too long
The raven will speak but I probably will not have ear to hear or eye to ponder all that it means
Like linebreaks you'll always mean everything
and nothing

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Reviewed by SOULFUL SHEE G. Pulsing In Passionate Purple PassionS	6/22/2007

This is tender and sweet! like your heart is to so many William~ Would this be the statistics? I see them myself, entering and leaving and not knowing who- but, were touched and that says alot~ Miss you! STay SAFE! BE INspired! God Bless! Amen!




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	6/1/2007

Interesting! You question, yet no answers are devulged..... Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	6/1/2007

Well expressed William!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by The Bear Paw	6/1/2007

Hi William, This writing brings out a reality that some will not accept. Everything and nothing, at once. Thank you for sharing... In Spirit, Bear

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