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Disguise by Lisa Cliffe Wednesday, July 09, 2008 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A woman with a decision to make.
As she approached her destination she was offered a proposition as she began to ponder her mind began to wander what could this all mean? She laid herself down and sipped her iced tea feeling her hair brush back with ease she felt the glow as she closed her eyes her worries and stress were in disguise a smile formed upon her face as her body she braced dryness forming upon her lips bending and twisting of her hips as she rose and ran toward her delight a dip in the ocean, consoling her plight

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	7/10/2008

A "dip in the ocean" can work magic in clearing one's mind.... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	7/10/2008

This is a beautiful poem.I really like the ending of your poem.take care of yourself Edwin