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Betrayal by Marguerite the Little Flower Friday, January 13, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Written March l5, 2002 probably a bit broken-hearted
My heart like an egg shell is easy to break Do not play with me like a toy My love is so frigile it surely would break Betrayal I just could not take
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Reviewed by Peter Paton	1/14/2006

Betrayal is a personal weakness, or as Jesus found out in the Garden of Gethsemane, as Scripture had foretold ! Peter




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	1/14/2006

The most despicable personal act, except murder, that mankind can wrought upon each other.




Reviewed by Felix Perry	1/14/2006

Do deep a pain here amazingly in so few words yet none are wasted, all melt together to make a great poem and a strong message that only a fool could not understand. Felix




Reviewed by Bobbi Duffy	1/13/2006

Thanks for the jewel