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AnnaNicole, We Hardly Knew You
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
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...And who's minding the baby?

Sad, sad, sad...

... meanwhile, while the battle
over who the father
of the baby is and
who will get custody
rages in and out of
court, do you think there will
be anything left to
bury? Just wondering.......

(c) 2007, Karla Dorman. (2/27)

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	2/28/2007

Just a very sad situation. She was still a human being, treated badly even in death. I can only wonder what her daughter will think about all of this when she grows up and finds out the truth. Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Joyce Bowling	2/27/2007

Sad situation...I think deep down she was a very lonely lady, I don't recall her family creating such a fuss about her prior to her death! Nice write Karla. Blessings, Joyce Bowling




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	2/27/2007

Who really loved Nicole besides her son and daughter? Seems to me everyone who yells the loudest wants to catch the gravy train. It is one of the saddest deaths I've seen in a long time...thanks for caring for her too. Susan




Reviewed by H. Lena Jones	2/27/2007

A terrible situation indeed, Karla. My question, does any of those individuals really care or ever cared about the deceased? This whole affair highlights the sad state of the human heart. Love and peace Lena




Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)	2/27/2007

A terrible situation! love holly




Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	2/27/2007

I think they should bury her and leave the baby alone, it is getting to be a circus, and a sad one at that God Bless Michelle~




Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)	2/27/2007

Oh my Karla, this is so sad for the baby....




Reviewed by Sandi Schraut	2/27/2007

Anna Nicole was an adult and made her choices as an adult but, I wish down in my heart that some kind soul would wisk that tiny child away, raise her with love and pray she never know the sharks that circle to swallow her whole!!! Sandi




Reviewed by Felix Perry	2/27/2007

I think the sad part of it is that with all the soldiers dying in foreign lands, with the millions of starving kids in the world, with the high prices and poverty levels, with the threat of nuclear arms war blossoming all over the world, Anna Nicole Smith shouldn't even rate a line in a local rag let alone the world press. Fee




Reviewed by Carole Mathys	2/27/2007

...so very sad, indeed love and peace, Carole~




Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	2/27/2007

Very sad indeed




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	2/27/2007

Sad senario!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Denise Contreras	2/27/2007

It is a sad situation




Reviewed by Abdi-Noor Mohamed (Eagle Of Hope)	2/27/2007

Tragic. reminds me of somalia where leaders fight over who should be president there is nothing left in the country to lead because they killed people in ruthless, senseless and rather insane war. I know this goes to another direction but the meaning of the two stories (this one and that of somalia)goes in the same direction Abdi-Noor your brother in africa




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	2/27/2007

It's a very tragic situation for all involved! Sad how people use tragedy to get what they want! I think it's disgusting! Very well done poem, Karla; brava! (((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :( In the end the child suffers; it's always the children who suffer the most!




Reviewed by Sherry Heim	2/27/2007

It is a very sad state of affairs, Karla. I think that the world weeps, that even in death, she is not allowed to rest. Take care, Sherry




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	2/27/2007

When the flesh is dead the vultures have a fest. Georg

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