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Good-bye by James M. Haggerty Sunday, January 26, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
Twisted rules of past regret The rueful lust of eros spent Love in longing lingers on Love in time has come and gone Quests for gold were heaven sent The wrath of gods whose plunder met Such battles of heroic lore The light of day and thirst for more In such days were taylor made Blushing hearts and beaujolias Are echoes of loves empty nest The castle towers where damsels rest Now fade away in evening smile Preparing for another while So to love we say ado And pray to God to see us through
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Reviewed by Marilyn Seray	1/26/2003

Enjoyed this very much.




Reviewed by Brittany Ren�e	1/26/2003

It didn't flow, which was a good spark to it. But the words rolled off of my tongue and off of the page and into my brain to seep there and sleep. Very good. It didn't flow smoothly, but it had a beating rhythm the reader surely can appreciate. Warm Love, -Brittany-