TITLE
Across Burnt Bridges, A Collection of Verse |
AUTHOR
Victor Burke |
DESCRIPTION
Across Burnt Bridges: One of a myriad of scribbles
from a stretch of years that my heart and I were apart.
The Magnificence of Life: About a moment of disparity. That sinking realization
that the light was once brighter and the taste was much sweeter. It comes from a time when
winning seemed like a transition between youth and middle age that some of us fail to
make. |
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"The first thing is like chicken wings in a
white wine sauce. However, rancid polecats soiling my toupée, while I'm still under it,
works better, for me, than "The Magnificence of Life". No offense." -- Ed
Cruz, Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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© 1999 Victor Burke |
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June 1999 |
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Summer |
AUTHOR
Kim H |
DESCRIPTION
I was inspired one night by a dream of summers passed in the
streets of Chicago. I woke up at 3 am to get this down on paper.[ This poem has been published on
twotightshoes. ] |
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© 1999 twotightshoes |
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June 1999 |
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Future's Margherita |
AUTHOR
Tara Kirwan |
DESCRIPTION
About the way I see the future and what I predict my part in
it might be. |
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"Wow. Great stuff. Took my breath
away. Sensational. The best poem I've ever read. Superb. Brilliant. Oh did I say it was
good?" -- MooseMan
"This girl has got some talent!! and it makes sense in every
way I view it. This is the best poem I've read since Edgar Allen Poe's The Raven." --
Stephanie Ward, Seattle, Washington, USA
"You have outdone yourself Tara with this one. You have
a talent that is rare, keep up the great work." -- Colleen, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia
"I love it!!!!!!!!! it was very good well done Tara! I
just hope that my poem "Oh Magic And Change" can match this masterpiece."
-- Kirby Biro
"Future Marharita? A world that comes to nothing? And
then you will be something? But that something is nothing? I think this poem indicative of
its subject... it will become nothing." -- Rob Shelley, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
"Wow!!!!!! Wow !!!!! Simple, honest beautiful." --
Steve Barney, Garden City, Michigan, USA
"Dear, lose the childish rhyme and almost stupid tone.
It sounds like pre-teen tripe." -- Dianna, Macon, Georgia, USA
"Lovely and sad." -- Alistair |
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© 1999 Tara Kirwan |
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June 1999 |
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TITLE
Ghost Sonnets |
AUTHOR
Fred McMillan |
DESCRIPTION
These are a couple of works from my "early ghost
period". I feel there is a lot lacking in the area of ghost literature, and have been
trying for some time to re-invigorate the field with my own body of works. |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"These are a real scream! They will
definitely reinvigorate ghost poetry." -- Hengist L. Knauss, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
USA
"These haunting encantations of ghost works
are indicative and fit right in spooky tune with some some of the early great ghost
literature I have read: like, "Of Ghosts and?" by Jim Vargin, and "The
Appeal of My Ghost" by Lizzy Jones. I applaud Fred McMillan." -- Rob Shelley,
Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
"It is Ghost Sonnet 59 that I concern my
endeavors: I hear the silent steps in my sleep, and I think it to be the Ghost writer's
words that haunt my senses, and make them captive to pure imagination and unregistered
desire. Dizzy and packed with dark delight, this sonnet pulls the sheets tight, taking
care of all the corners." -- Rob Shelley, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA |
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© 1999 Fred McMillan |
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June 1999 |
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TITLE
My Mother, My Word - A Collection |
AUTHOR
Lovette D Carter |
DESCRIPTION
My Mother, My Word: Poem in memory of author's mother,
Kathryn.
Not Their Own, Childhood, The
Rose, We Enter, Part One |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"Beautiful, moving, loving" --
Bernadette Barr, Connecticut, USA
"Hi Bernie, I think the poem is great, I
loved it. Thanks for submitting it. Your friend, Frank" -- Frank, Connecticut, USA
"A lovely tribute to your mother. She must
have been a wonderful person. Hold her close to your heart always. She will guide your
way." -- Mary, Canada |
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© 1999 Lovette D Carter |
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July 1999 |
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TITLE
Angel Poems for Healing |
AUTHOR
Linda Marie Brainard |
DESCRIPTION
Most of my 12 poems in "Angel Poems For Healing"
were written first for my own healing after the loss of my 18 year old son to 'Werdnig
Hoffman Syndrome'. Now, I share them with the world hoping they may be of help to someone
else as well. The newest and personal favorite is "Not Tonight". The first thing
I ever wrote was "God's Borrowed Angel" concerning the fate of my oldest son,
Christopher.
My Helena: This poem is dedicated
to my paternal aunt Helena Anne 'Jones' Pendle in Evansville, Indiana who I love and miss
with all my heart. "You are a brave one, my Helena." |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"Lovely! I am sorry about the loss of you
son. You are stronger for it, and remember, all things are for a reason, though we know
not what the reason be. Keep up the good work. Your poetry comes from the heart! These
poems will help many through their loss. Maybe that is the reason for your loss. To help
others heal." -- Michelle, Canada |
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© 1999 Linda Marie Brainard |
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July 1999 |
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TITLE
The Ray of Ecstasy, A Collection of Verse |
AUTHOR
Garrett Diamond |
DESCRIPTION
Ray of Ecstasy, Further Down, The Real Wrath
Of Mother Nature,
Share Into My World |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"Required reading to the point, sifted
throught the fake. Brief interludes of the entire experience." -- Lo-fi man,
Brooklyn, New York, USA |
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© 1993 Garrett Diamond |
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July 1999 |
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A Letter to My Father |
AUTHOR
Anthony Beckman |
DESCRIPTION
A poem from a young adult son to his father who has hurt him
growing up. |
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© 1999 Anthony Beckman |
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July 1999 |
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Weekend Visitation, A Collection |
AUTHOR
Ellen Fowler |
DESCRIPTION
Weekend Visitation: Reveals slices of a child's
sadness and helplessness while coping with unstable parents after their divorce.
My Second Wind: A poem describing
a woman's thoughts as she fears getting old. |
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© 1999 Ellen Fowler |
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July 1999 |
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TITLE
Catastrophe, A Collection |
AUTHOR
Janet Buckley |
DESCRIPTION
Written when I needed to pour out my emotions. Catastrophe
and an unconscious ramble. |
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© 1998 Janet Buckley |
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August 1999 |
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