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Orpheus Ascending by Brian K Pellerino Wednesday, April 06, 2005 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Crestfallen All efforts lie withering in the throes of a stale, unheralded death Brobdignagian Tasks of unscalable height spiraled atop of a spire, destitute of breath Meritorious Forging through razor brambles replete of all failure, clinging to pace Provocation Perspicacity in new territory savor of foretaste, surety of grace Copyright: Brian Pellerino 2005

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Reviewed by jude forese	4/6/2005

tremendous scale of images ...




Reviewed by Maria Lupinacci	4/6/2005

I enjoyed this write very much!