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Parallel by +Steven Curtis Lance Sunday, September 17, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan "I see you sparkle back a smile and know"

Parallel Reality is relative and specific To each participant just as each perceives it Bright and beatific hellish and horrific An elastic state which is as one believes it To be So your reality is unreality To me Indeed we live in parallel realities You there in your dimension and I here in mine While at the same time there are billions more of these Glorious unbearable demonic divine Yet each like its own star in a grand galaxy We see each other sparkle in propinquity And other galaxies to great infinity I sparkle you this greeting across this fleeting Moment bridging time and space from my to your place I see you sparkle back a smile and know We are parallel wherever we go +Steven Curtis Lance Copyright MMVI
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Reviewed by Chrissy McVay	9/24/2006

Great prose, Cousin. Chrissy




Reviewed by Lew Duffey	9/18/2006

Let us hold hands in brotherly love as we go. This will bring our realities closer. God Bless, Lew




Reviewed by Felix Perry	9/17/2006

Fantastic idea and wonderful imagery used to convey your message to the reader. Well done old friend. Fee




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	9/17/2006

A wonderful concept, Stevie. Thank you for sharing it. Love, peace, and all that is good to you, Regis




Reviewed by Joyce Bowling	9/17/2006

Beautiful poem, deep thoughts...nicely written. Joyce Bowling