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Elusive Embrace by Terry D. Robertson Saturday, December 20, 2008 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Another poem from "Broken Windows" culled from the Library of Congress collection. I appreciate your feedback!

If love is the answer What was the question? If love is the key Where is the door? If love is totality Why am I down on my knees Still begging for more? Terry D. Robertson Author of "FILL MY EYES" and "THE BACKSIDE OF YESTERDAY" (C) 1979 Broken Windows Terry D. Robertson
fill my eyes, a novel of society's ills

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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	2/17/2009

Great work,take care Edwin




Reviewed by Linda Settles	1/15/2009

Beautifully penned, Terry. I look forward to reading more of your work.




Reviewed by Liz Cosline	1/12/2009

Nice write.




Reviewed by Linda Torrence (Reader)	12/28/2008

WORDS SO TRUE! Haven't we all been there? This author, Terry Robertson, has "hit the nail on the head?" This poem may be short, but it speaks volumns in regards to life. Why do we stay, when we might need to go? Life is hard and decisions have consequences, so sometimes we are caught in the middle, not knowing what decision to make. WORDS WELL SPOKEN! Linda T.




Reviewed by Marcia Miller-Twiford	12/20/2008

The only feedback I can give is to say excellent write.




Reviewed by Mary Lacey, Desertrat	12/20/2008

Very profound write. Mary