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Daystar
by Joan Jotz (Age: 54)
copyright 02-09-2004


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
Above stormy sea cliffs,
Dipped in bronze, listing
Between earth and ocean,
The stellar sibling
Sinks in restless reverie.


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07-26-2004 Misty Montier    

Joan,

Me thinks you are my new favorite writer on PnP. I'm really enjoying reading your work.

Misty
04-12-2004 Kay Lee Kelly    

A perfect example on why less is more.
great work!
02-19-2004 Nancy Pawley    

This poem is beautiful, Joan.
Nancy
02-09-2004 Stefanie Mendoza    

Hello again!
As I said in workshop, this poem was awesome and I really love how you spun such a descriptive tale about something as common as the sun. An interesting and very refreshing perspective. Amazing job!!!

~Steffie~
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