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World by Dave Brooks Saturday, November 29, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Written many years ago when I was a emotional teenager, and used recently in my novel For Nil Consideration.
Life is fun, Life is sadness, Filled to the brim with evil and badness. I need help, That’s why you’re near, I need protecting from my fear. Black is the world, In which I’ve been, Is life worth living despite what I’ve seen?

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Reviewed by Frances Seymour	6/25/2011

Dave, Oh yes! Life is worth living, despite the pain...Blessings...Frances




Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	11/29/2008

Interesting pen..be well and safe..Hugsss




Reviewed by Jennifer Christian	11/29/2008

I am thankful that our protectors have been keeping the harsh realities of war far away from us. If we cherish life and love our neighbors, we find happiness stays within our hearts.