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A Love Thought by Jennifer Butler Tuesday, May 27, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
I thought he loved me. I thought he loved me not. I knew he loved me. I knew he loved me not. I made his accidental baby ... the proof of his own accidental existence. But he proved he loved me not. His baby is almost grown now. My almost grown son looks at me with a knowing grin. He makes me smile now. He makes me grin. My son makes me smile now, with that knowing grin and I'll never try again to make a man love me or love me not.

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Reviewed by William Butler	7/7/2008

On your bio page you state, "Poetry is an antidote for anguishing souls." While I've read a great deal of poetry in my life, I've never considered myself much of a poet; a truth that saddens me, to some extent. However, I believe most poetry is written like a ball of emotion that's then given to (or sometimes thrown at) others so the read may garner some understanding of the author's feelings. Your "A Love Thought" serves that purpose rather well. Be well, William




Reviewed by Carin Spirit	5/27/2008

You came out of that the winner, what more joy than a child. Warmth and Love, Carin'