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A Prison of Solitude by Tracey L Hardie Monday, December 20, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan .

Confined to thoughts, words took on life each word forming images which danced on patina-stained planks like the blood of raped gray branches from an unrelenting storm. I watched each scene vividly as termites ravenously masticated flesh exposing a skeleton with self-inflicted fractures of manifested truth embe dded between decaying walls that echoed around cold bones and neglect settled in, A prison of solitude.

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Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	7/5/2005

Tracie, I'm tracking you now--I've been missing way too much! What a strongly emotional, devastating piece-- (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	12/25/2004

The strong imagery emphasizes the meaningful message of this creative piece. Best wishes of love and peace to you, Tracey. Regis




Reviewed by J. Allen Wilson	12/23/2004

Excellent write. One could feel the silence creeping from within this lonesome, longing piece. Allen




Reviewed by Theresa Koch	12/22/2004

Exceptional art and writing!




Reviewed by A PAX	12/20/2004

powerful and deep fantastic choice of art as well




Reviewed by jude forese	12/20/2004

excellent blend existentialism and surrealism ...




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)	12/20/2004

This is incredibly real, can actually feel the weight of it Tracey, powerfully penned.




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	12/20/2004

Hauntingly beautiful!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by E T Waldron	12/20/2004

Tracey, very deep revealing poem. That 3rd stanza is awesome! thought provoking, haunting write!