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A Lighted Pen by George Carroll Wednesday, September 12, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Can a lighted pen Leave shadows behind? In the darkest of rooms, Thoughts are created. Moving with a mind of its own, On paper made up of clouds. Distinguished and up lifting, Is this sonnet of darkest tones. It has left an impression From whence it was conceived. I am bewilderd and puzzled, But then that's me.

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Reviewed by Vivian Dawson	9/13/2012

A pen lit in the hand of a poet brings thoughts to life George questioning those thoughts can bring one growth to write more with understanding Lady Vivian




Reviewed by Lily of Lough Neagh C. Dennis-Woosley	9/13/2012

We always question our-self it is the beauty of the thought process and the want to know as the curiosity of a child :) Good write George Love and Light Lily




Reviewed by Budd Nelson	9/13/2012

this leaves much to be pondered by the reader, good write budd




Reviewed by Felix Perry	9/13/2012

Quiet words to reflect on, as our minds drift into the realm of poetry... fee




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	9/12/2012

I wouldn't say it is a poem of darkest tones, George, I would say it is a poem posing questions, and when you can still question that's a healthy thing.