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heinzs wrote:I see David is the first one to find the time to respond. Too bad I have to run an errand. I'll try again tomorrow.

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This is f a n t a s t i c!

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BRILLIANT! SPECTACULAR! AND CUTE! --David

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Thank you Gordy for your thumbs-up. glad you dug the poem --David

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poeticpiers reborn wrote:The journeys end is not yet in sight David It may well be that man will spread to the stars

Thanks for your wise words and for writing to me. Hope all is well! --David

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So very tired is the man From walking walking walking Through Ages Ice and Stone and Iron From Sumer and Babylon Canaan and Lebanon And Egypt and on and on and on Without a day of rest He's carried himself through millennia And centuries of pain — So very tired is the man He shall not rise again Bu...

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Unfortunately,...I've made a few disasterous choices in my life,...when it comes to character. Nothing like learning the hard way to make an impression on ya. :mrgreen: You must have taken lessons from me or vice versa. Took me fifty YEARS to learn who or what some persons were... The best quote I ...

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It could be worse. Old age is catching up with me. I have no choice I can’t deny. I must accept I can’t rely. Upon my short term memory. This is the harsh reality My memory’s a casualty. Beyond repair apparently. A personal catastrophe. But life goes on and so must I Although I know I can’t defy wh...

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Well said,...and written. I think people tend to concentrate on differences rather than what they have in common with one another. Thankfully,...I believe that many of the artificial boundarys we've historically imposed on each other are being seen as just that. Our differences should be respected,...

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b’’h
1/24/13

We label every soul we meet
And each one — then — to slot —
So as to keep our closet neat
And know quite what we’ve got

Upon our shelves; anticipate
We never any change —
Lest morning come and so awake
To find a vessel strange.

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Thank you, bags. Thank you for your continued support. Thank you for your generous comments. And thank you being who you are -- a special person. --David

bags123 wrote:A truly stand out poem David. Wonderfully wrought, and perfectly
Taught .

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poeticpiers reborn wrote:you have excelled yourself David a wonderful write ivor

Thank you Ivor! I must admit that this one just burst out -- out of nowhere -- Ifeel like i had little to do with it. I very much appreciate your kind comment and I hope all is well with you and yours, David

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Inspirational verses. I love the repetition of the word 'bloom'. The ending beguiling. Image of God grieving profound. Good stuff here, Darlene! David

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Light as snow. Uplifting. Magical. Musical. Fluid. David

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Intriguing. Very creative. I'm too slow to understand but nevertheless enjoy the whole. Wonder what it means. Something to ponder... David

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