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Timidity and Pride by ron kilgore Sunday, February 15, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan we are fleeting and live in memories
Why glamorize a shooting star Stealing swiftly through the darkened night, Fleet and silent as a craven thief Streaking so to cheat the dawning light? Flashing thunder booms in flaunting pride To leave no doubt, with aplomb and flair, The bolt harbors no timidity of the star, Yet neither leaves sign of ever passing there. rlkilgore
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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	2/17/2009

Great poem,take care Edwin




Reviewed by Carin Spirit	2/16/2009

I love this. Warmth and Love to you.




Reviewed by Sara Coslett	2/15/2009

I love the way you expressed yourself in this poem! What an interesting analogy too. I never will be able to look at a shooting star and not feel its duality of boldness (or rather its show of strength) and timidity again. ~ Sara