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History by April M Ortega Wednesday, February 23, 2005 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Bombs explode everywhere. A blast of the past become the future of distruction. Too many worlds so different from the next. Exposers of films that are another mans copy of dreams. A swingset empty just before dark. A beautiful sky feeled with light of magical stars. Wishing upon one star at a time but that star has already been taken. Another dream on hold, another scar left on a mans heart for all eternity. A piece of land just for two but lives with millions. A reck of what should not have been and what may repeat itself all over again.

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Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	1/2/2008

Some people are soul spirits of living. You write as though you've lived history for centuries. I'm happy you're here with me, my daughter (Mariah Rowse) and your dad! Love, Susan




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	6/15/2006

Your sentiments are true and they come through just fine via your verses here, April. Thank you for sharing them. Love and peace, Regis




Reviewed by Pierre Ortega	6/12/2006

Life and love are fragile and hard to hold onto there is a time for holding and a time for letting go. Dad.




Reviewed by Cody Piggott (Reader)	11/19/2005

Yep..couldnt have expressed it better. Nice..Bravo! Love, Cody