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Infinity...
by Lillian Sara Cauldwell
Wednesday, November 12, 2003

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bareness
is
reaching out
feeling
nothing.
my fingers
grasp
a leaden moon.
bright light
starry night
streams forth
a
deadly glare.
as the
moon
lies
and tosses
its
shiny
globe
smiles
beneath.
an
empty sky
void of
fire,
earth,
and wind
stormy
night
flexes
its might
as
I
lay
asleep
finally
with
the dawn.

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Reviewed by Susan Smith	8/15/2008

What a creative and effective style. Like well done modern art, I read the words several times, seeing different pictures and feeling different emotions. It is trully alive and interactive with the reader.




Reviewed by Jeff Mason	11/12/2003

Some interesting imagery and interesting arrangement of your words.

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