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Look-See by Karen Hecht Springer Saturday, May 26, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan To say it all, say nothing at all.
A secret we share I will never tell. Silence; a language so perfectly understood. Careworn lines caress too young a face. Your eyes rip through my soul and burn through a veil That only you can see.

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Reviewed by Diana Legun	6/8/2012

This poem had me adding myself as a fan, Karen. There is radiant weight in these few lines that lends itself to familiarity of a different breed. I feel a strong conveyance emanating from these words. ~~ Diana