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· FACT 62: A Narrative Digression (part 2)

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· FACT 60: Todd bemoans his loss

· FACT 59: Let Those Without Sin…

· FACT 58: Contemplative Cynthia

· FACT 57: Cynthia Speaks of a Foreign Tongue

· FACT 56: A Romantic Encounter

· FACT 55: Cynthia’s Surprise Turn!

· FACT 54: Felicity Visits Cynthia

· FACT 53: Cynthia Says ‘Not so Fast.’

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FACT 63: A Narrative Digression (part 3)
by Roger Wayne Eberle
Monday, June 17, 2013
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Recent poems by Roger Wayne Eberle
•  FACT 62: A Narrative Digression (part 2)
•  FACT 61: A Narrative Digression (part 1)
•  FACT 60: Todd bemoans his loss
•  FACT 59: Let Those Without Sin…
•  FACT 58: Contemplative Cynthia
•  FACT 57: Cynthia Speaks of a Foreign Tongue
•  FACT 56: A Romantic Encounter
•  FACT 55: Cynthia’s Surprise Turn!
•  FACT 54: Felicity Visits Cynthia
•  FACT 53: Cynthia Says ‘Not so Fast.’
•  FACT 52: Todd Repents of having Relented
•  FACT 51: Felicity throws down the lace gauntlet.
•  FACT 50: Todd Relents: A Sadder but a Wiser Man
•  FACT 49: Cynthia Will Have None of It
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What’s done cannot be undone, but what’s yet to be may be another story.

Where the truth lies, even there your heart grows,
like grass fertilized by the sun and rain.
Where Destiny waits, not Time itself knows.
Love runs the distance again and again.
If it seems like love could cheat Destiny,
for a fate only Time alone could tell;
and if love’s at war, armed with fantasy,
then show me the woman who never fell,
and I’ll turn on the future like a light
until yesterday’s love is out of sight.

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Reviewed by Mary Ann Biddinger	6/18/2013

~Roger~ Destiny of everlasing love awaits. Lady Mary Ann




Reviewed by Vivian Dawson	6/17/2013

Destiny is to become flow of events as they will work themselves out.. Lady Vivian




Reviewed by Odin Roark	6/17/2013

The conundrum of love's nature will most likely remain so, as we have always only guessed at what love is/was. Empirical evidence of such is the real fantasy here.




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	6/17/2013

Destiny is like that. Some interesting twists in your poem about the faith of love. Ron




Reviewed by Paul Berube	6/17/2013

Truer words have not been spoken, Roger. Well done.

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