Silence (poem) by Judy C Meeker on AuthorsDen

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Silence by Judy C Meeker Thursday, February 22, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan photp credits judy meeker

Silence is sounding deep From the depths of my heart prayering Birthing dreams in spirtual sleep The firebird is sorrowing Yet I belive in rainbow In the prayering hills and candid laughter The silence of a sounding soul And in some sweet hear-after My soul is as a departing bird Soaring above-above Heaven's music is heard Farewell my love-my love
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Reviewed by Joyce Bowling	2/24/2007

A very emotional write my friend, your write is touching and beautifully written indeed! Blessings, JOyce Bowling




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	2/24/2007

A soul-reaching write, Judy. Your verses touch the reader's thought process and elicits and emotive reaction. Thank you for sharing this offering. Love and peace to you, Regis




Reviewed by alejapoet@aol.com Bennett	2/23/2007

It is always an indeed pleasure to read such fine well written artistic work. I love coming out to my favorite den where you all inspire me so much every day. What I read share and know is such a wonderful view. Stay focused and always write on.




Reviewed by Paul Berube	2/23/2007

Judy, Sometimes silence is golden but sometimes earth shattering.




Reviewed by R Beeman	2/23/2007

A very pure prose. Great structure and thought. always, randy