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AT LAST by Nance J O'Donnell Monday, November 03, 2008 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Self Awareness, Self forgiving, Self healing
At, last, discover, brighter life At last, comfort, no longer strife At last, minds' peace, found At last, heard, mother natures sound. At last, actions no longer careless At last, soul awakens, new awareness At last, pain subsides, not fester At last, memories, down to whisper At last, brain ceases tug of war At last, no need to even score At last, winner, stand, undefeated At last, no reason, to fight, completed. At last, mind forever free At last, found key to discovery At last, heart, happy, singing At last, a vision, new beginning.

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Reviewed by Barbara Henry	6/19/2009

Very positive, affirming poem which is written very well. Much success Barbara Henry




Reviewed by Walt Hardester	5/6/2009

Well done...Hope springs eternal. Walt




Reviewed by Woods Kelly	11/20/2008

Hey Nance, this is something I can associate with as I'm sure most will have at some point, you certainly have a way with words, so touching,I look forward to reading more, stay safe Woods




Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines	11/18/2008

Ah, relief for a conflicted mind and heart, a welcome new dawning of possibilities to replace that stormy midnight of problems. Cool :-) Ted




Reviewed by Felix Perry	11/6/2008

I like the simple open repetitive format and this reflects that life and problems or bad times will eventually change. It gives hope and a sense of joy for tomorrow. Fee