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The Split by Adrienne C. Dominici Sunday, March 02, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan All things were divided The car to you, furniture to me, An impartial judge decided. It was fair as it could possibly be. The house for me, the equity for you Each detail worked out in its turn. The children�s time shared by two. Support based on what we could earn. All was sorted neatly in place. Resolved with kindly expediency. All that was left for us to face. Loneliness divided acquiescently. Adrienne Gallagher Dominici 1/81

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Reviewed by Lori Moore	3/2/2003

Loneliness divided... powerful!




Reviewed by Bobbi Duffy	3/2/2003

You said what I and many others have felt when love turned bittersweet. Wonderful.




Reviewed by jude forese	3/2/2003

sad when the unity of love that brings people together is divided by the strains of an impartial decision outside our own control...




Reviewed by Patricia Gomes	3/2/2003

Your words perfectly capture the hollow resignation one feels in that situation. This is really good, dear.




Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)	3/2/2003

At least you got your sanity.




Reviewed by Sara Coslett	3/2/2003

Excellent poem about a sad situation. The last line is the best. This one is timeless.