06-20-2003 Kattie Reinhart
I understand your poem perfectly. Half of what I write have nothing to do with me or my personality.
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04-23-2003 Gregory Christiano
We all need to think positively once in a while. What we really need is some inspiration, some uplifting vision. Keep focused, keep striving for something better. Nice sentiment.
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08-18-2002 M.E. (Bunny) Eastveld
Hey big sis, this sounds familiar to me. If only all people who are in danger had someone to tell them that they're loved and that someone really cares and is willing to help them, this world would be much better. However, I think only animals understand their persons' sorrows, and do not judge. Good read! Love ya, Little sis
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05-24-2002 Les Heywood
Great analogy. I never thought about it that way. But it's true. We do write for others. Although I hesitate to do so because I don't want people to think I'm talking about myself. Maybe I should just quit worring about others. But on the other hand I don't want to make people think I'm in an unhappy relationship or something like that. It's a tough call to paint yourself w/ the problems of others. So I do commend you for that.
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03-17-2002 Denny Sisson
Thank you Betty. So nice to read, especially the disclaimer. It reminds me of how glad I am to be a part of this site. Each author here is an inspiration to me.
Denny
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03-08-2002 Nancy Pawley
A very powerful poem and disclaimer as well.
Nancy
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03-05-2002 Amber McCabe
This is such a beautiful poem, I loved it! Thank you for sharing!
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03-01-2002 Melissa Rives
So well spoken and very beautifully at that. What a wonderful outlook you have and it's wonderful to share all these thoughts with the world.
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02-28-2002 Angie Engle
So beautifully written.
I loved this.
Thank you for sharing these lovely encouraging words.
Angie
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02-26-2002 Victor Buhagiar
Lovely poem and I agree with your disclaimer.
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02-22-2002 Eileen Waldron
I second what Marylin Wilkerson said. I too have the pen and pad at bedside which is where I get most of my ideas at 3:00 a.m .
Wonderful poem Betty, and thanks for your welcome and comments. Truly appreciated.
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02-22-2002 Marilyn Mackenzie
Excellent. As one who is "gifted" with getting ideas in the middle of the night about topics on which to write, or even entire stories or poems, I keep a pad and pencil by the bed. Even I often question why I feel a need to write about something I haven't really experienced, but have seen. As a usual "Ms. Merry Sunshine," if I dare write something with just a bit of gloom, my friends are certainly concerned for my well being.
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02-22-2002 Bianca Boonstra
Proxy... I only know that word in combination with "server" and "computer". great write
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02-19-2002 Nan Jacobs
This is wonderful, beautifully expressed. Thanks for putting it up!
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02-18-2002 Betty Eskdale
Thanks for the chuckle Kay Lee, we will have to check out the brew pub one day and get into a discussion group.....
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02-18-2002 Kay Lee Kelly
Great work, I write doom and gloom all the
time, it is the pen's fault, not mine,
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02-18-2002 Bob Church
Thanks for this, Betty. Among your poems that I've enjoyed most.
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02-18-2002 Peggy Bertrand
beautifully done. good message.
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