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The hole of hell by Henry Burt Stevens Tuesday, May 24, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
The hole of hell by Henry Burt Stevens 05/23/2005 www.authorsden.com/henrybstevens the hole of hell is naught but each of us ourselves tormented by wants injured by slights worn down by life who, unable to stretch the bonds that bind our minds succumb to blandishments bombarding our eyes and ears keeping us busy, twitchy, confused unable to control our selves enough to break out into calm thoughts peaceful images- who should we blame when we alone can set us free? Video

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Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson	7/14/2005

DEEP AND INCITEFUL...........M




Reviewed by The Smoking Poet	5/26/2005

As a friend of mine recently wrote: I have met the enemy and he is me...




Reviewed by jude forese	5/25/2005

the final verse commensurates the entire poem ...




Reviewed by Felix Perry	5/24/2005

I think this raises some interesting points that will keep us all questioning ourselves and the world that surrounds us. Well done Henry. Felix




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	5/24/2005

You brought out the point that we are the ones that make the choice and you did it really well Henry.




Reviewed by E T Waldron	5/24/2005

Even though I believe otherwise, that we alone cannot set ourselves free, I also believe you are right, that we control ourselves and what we do is our choice. The belief system we choose will eventually give us the answers one way or the other;-) Excellent write Henry! Love, Eileen




Reviewed by Sandie Angel	5/24/2005

We are the ones who holds our own destiny. Heaven or hell - it's upto ourselves to choose. It's so funny that I had just drawn a devil last night and then posted a peom about "The Devil Himself" this morning. We poets are sure on the same trend of thoughts. Sandie Angel a.k.a. Sandie May Angel :o)




Reviewed by Joyce Hale	5/24/2005

Ah yes, Henry Stevens, who can we blame but ourselves... Of course, there is much more to ourselves than merely me. We are all that has gone before, and we all process events differently, which is why we are all so varied. Wonderful write! Peace.