Words Shush Here (poem) by Lillian Skye on AuthorsDen

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Words Shush Here by Lillian Skye Tuesday, January 07, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan Can we feel words like velvet, silk spun around a heart? Can we feel the silent sorrow sticking in our throats? Praying for mercy but unable to give it. A transparent husk of writers seeding the relief where they come together and labor to open wooden doors, to let the past escape and to greedily welcome a sun still shining.
Thank you in advance for those of you who have read my work. I am still getting used to how all of this works, so please bare with me.

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Reviewed by James David Compton (Reader)	1/20/2003

Lillian, you are doing wonderfully! Can't wait to read more from you. -James




Reviewed by Aztec Panther	1/7/2003

Great imagery




Reviewed by Josephine Bohen	1/7/2003

excellent imagry. you have captured well what we do. well done and welcome josie




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	1/7/2003

nice write, lillian! welcome to the den; we are glad you are here! love, your new friend in texas, karen lynn. (((HUGS))) :)