   04-20-2005 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball
At first I thought you were talking about the troubled teenage mother, and then.. perhaps... her unborn. Just... so sad!!!
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02-05-2002 Lindsey Keever
Beverley,
Your poem spoke volumes to me. The imagery was powerful, and the ending was earth shattering. Thank you for enlightening me! Wonderful piece.
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01-19-2002 Natalie Amaral
A very powerful and sad poem, Bev, yet it carries an truthful message about an occurrance that is all too common. I truly liked this.
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01-06-2002 Beverley McInnis
Thank you Ellen and Maralee!
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01-05-2002 Maralee Gerke
this is great poem and congratulations on winning. I liked it very much.
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01-04-2002 Beverley McInnis
Thank you all very much! As I stated, I am really overwhelmed with the response to this poem and really touched that it moved so many people. It means so much.
By the way, if I don't seem around it's due to a significant decrease in my internet time. I'm planning next week to get on the work computer in the evening and read everyone's work.
Take good care!
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01-03-2002 Betty Eskdale
Congratulations, Bev, it is an outstanding lesson in life!
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01-03-2002 Kay Lee Kelly
Congratulations, this is a winner, and heart stopping, earth shattering poetry. Very well done!
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01-03-2002 Robert Betts
Congratulations Bev,
You have many outstanding works here at MLM but I believe most would agree that this one is really special. It is very powerful and touched many people in a very unique and different way.
You very effectively used repetition of a phrase without it being boring. The total lack of punctuation and capitals adds, rather than detracts, from the total effect.
Outstanding !
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01-03-2002 John Mcleod
((((((Bev))))))) Congratulations my friend, when I first read this the other day I thought it was great, a truley thought provoking piece of writing that conjured up images of true life as it is.
You deserved the win so much!
John
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01-02-2002 Anna Mae Wittig
I don't usually care to read non-rhyming poetry,
but something held my eyes...then my mind....
then my heart.... This poem is excellent!
Congratulations on your win.
Anna
http://poetanna.www1.50megs.com/50index.html
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01-02-2002 Nan Jacobs
Very moving, eye opening and emotional. Excellent, excellent choice for poem of the month--I hope all who come to MLM and read this go away with a new perspective.
~~nan
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01-02-2002 Beverley McInnis
Thank you very much for the congratulations. I was surprised when I popped in here tonight. I am so moved that this poem has touched so many people. I really cannot express how much I appreciate the comments and feedback.
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01-02-2002 Jackie Moranty
Congratulations, Bev! This one really deserved the win. Excellent job! I'm so happy for you. Jackie
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01-01-2002 Beverley McInnis
Thank you Robert and Betty. I really cannot express how much I appreciate all the comments and feedback. I really do.
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01-01-2002 Betty Eskdale
Very insightful, bless you for looking!
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01-01-2002 Beverley McInnis
Thank you Terry and John. You are right, John - there are many out there who we tend to see only the superficial and not the struggle within. We pass judgements without knowing. Terry, yes, it's a reality that is out there. I appreciate your comments!
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12-31-2001 John Mcleod
The sad thing about it Bev is that there is many out there like this and NO-ONE Does stop to ask.
A very powerful poem that forces one to think about it.
John
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12-31-2001 Beverley McInnis
Thank you everyone. I really appreciate all the feedback. It started with that one line (maybe she wanted it that way) and I kept playing around with it. It really is awesome when a poem emotionally moves people, that's what it's all about.
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12-31-2001 Lyle Berry
Excellent Bev and packed with emotion. Great write!
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12-31-2001 Jackie Moranty
Another good one, Bev. The pain this girl feels is really apparent. It really broke my heart to think that there are such lost souls out there. Jackie
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