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A special place
by Robin Labenberg   
     

The reason I come here is to get away..

I know that much has been written about the problems that are plaquing this site. I am not intested in who cast the first stone. My only concern at the moment is that peace once again should reign.

I come here to escape the sometimes harsh realities of life. I come here to find
a liitle bit of heaven as seen by others. To listen and enjoy their thoughts. I like to have someone I don't know write something that I can relate too.. And maybe get to know them.

There is so much hate in our world. We all come from different places and have different thoughts. What made this place so special is also ruining it. Please.,stop and think about what you say. Anyone, can be mean or say something hurtful.

Please stop hating on one another here. Let's leave those realities and come back here to express ourselves in our own way without fear. I need the peace this place can provide and when all I see is hate it breaks my heart.
What hurts your feelings also hurts mine and theirs.

Let's just let it go and move on to a safe place................


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Reviewed on May 14, 2005
What a misuse of one's time to waste on unkindnesses, even the coninuance of the original. You're experience of "A Special Place" is what we all should promote...Good article for any day.

Micke

Reviewed on April 11, 2005
We always have a safe place that we have created by ourselves. Mine is the dream world and the fairyland.

Sandie Angel a.k.a. Sandie May Angel :o)

Reviewed by Nisa Howe (Reader)
Reviewed on May 26, 2002
Wonderful thought~ You know I look at the many writers and the many ways they convey their thoughts... There is no perfected writing... we all are different and that is why I adore reading... the differences, a new way to look at life around us..I agree with you; we should all accept our differences and get along and even find some delight in them...

Reviewed by Deirdre Barringer (Reader)
Reviewed on May 6, 2002
I'm not aware of the problems yet, but thanks for bringing it to people's attention who don't know. i hate it when people abuse sites like this. When I was on themestream someone wrote a very rude comment about something I had written, and I was going through a rotten time in my life as it was. People do neeed o be careful about what they say.

Reviewed on April 30, 2002
Hi Robin....I am going to perfectly honest here...I don't know what is going on...and I do not want to, but I do agree that this wonderful open form of expression and thought is in danger if people do not stop to consider other's feelings. Very nice write, enjoyable read, even if the topic is a little unusual it does provoke thoughts. Thanks again, Trish.

Reviewed by Joe McCarthy (Reader)
Reviewed on April 14, 2002
I like that cute sketch of Ron's. Hey Robin, I must have missed the controversy going on here at Authorsden. I'm not sure what you're talking about. Are some of the writers arguing about something? Anyway, you made me think of my last article called "Peace On Earth." It's not very positive. But I am so frustrated over these suicide bombings. (but I'm still curious about your above article. Let me know what's going on)

Reviewed by Masarat Daud (Reader)
Reviewed on April 13, 2002
Well-said Robin!! if we carry our differences all around...things will never ever conclude. We'll never find a solution. Let's open our minds...

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