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The Other Continent by Jennifer Christian Sunday, April 19, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
She stands with poetic ease across the vast expanse She'll look whene'er she please to the strength of that Greater Continent's glance And coy she is, and fair ~ her mighty engines soar the air her troops are bold, her winters cold, and summer's sizzling forces men to glare... What say you then to this fair land when at her shores you gaze? You cannot touch, but send your man with messages, and she'll return the grace.

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Reviewed by Phillip William Allen	4/19/2009

Enjoyed the way this pen was reflective in thought and imagery.