Very expressive, powerful and dense, I'm impressed.
This is also very close to the way I've been feeling lately. Many words and images I can relate to.
Wow very deep feelings!!
Your tone in this poem is
Very sad and painful emotions felt
Throughout this page!
Wishing you Tinka an abundance of blessings
Peace Love and Joy....Merry Christmas....Morning Star are a brilliant poetess my friend!!
...a frozen shadow of doubt...become many...bruised by anothers arctic behavior...waiting for the thaw of self realization in the light of summers heat.
wonderful pen Tinka...
John
Oh, but she has such talent! A wonderful ear for language, a great eye for color and nuance, and the strength to allow herself to
f e e l. Experience her emotions instead of deadening or denying
them!! Bridge is a great metaphor [love the picture]. You will end up crossing one that will lead to a better and safer place, my friend. Adventures are ahead. . .you have no idea! Keep writing. Keep being you. Just takes the one step. Loving Hugs, Pea xOxOxOxX
A poem like an a silhouette of indigo emotions--painfully moody and yet deeply beautiful.
Thank you for this and for the many gifts--with their humor, pain, honesty, and love--of your poetry, stories, biographical writings, and very kind comments throughout the years.
May you enjoy a Christmas and New Year filled with much love, much thrilling inspiration, and truly soul-satisfying joy,
Aberjhani
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on December 21, 2007
Tragedy waiting in the wings of this one, Tinka . . .
The quaint little town of Pinecrest in the mountains of Arizona faces its most harrowing challenge yet—a chilling murder that sends shockwaves through the community.
Marcus Lee, Pinecrest's newly appointed police chief, finds himself at the cente
Retired! New start! Murder!
Todd, detective lieutenant, has retired from St. Louis, Missouri and has moved to Ford Valley, Arizona. When Todd’s ex-wife is killed in a car accident, Todd fights for custody of his teenage daughter. She has bee
This is also very close to the way I've been feeling lately. Many words and images I can relate to.
Axilea
Fee
Carole~
Newfie hugs, rose
love,
Susan
Your tone in this poem is
Very sad and painful emotions felt
Throughout this page!
Wishing you Tinka an abundance of blessings
Peace Love and Joy....Merry Christmas....Morning Star are a brilliant poetess my friend!!
Love,
Becca~
wonderful pen Tinka...
John
Love, Christine
Peace be with you
Merry Christmas
William
f e e l. Experience her emotions instead of deadening or denying
them!! Bridge is a great metaphor [love the picture]. You will end up crossing one that will lead to a better and safer place, my friend. Adventures are ahead. . .you have no idea! Keep writing. Keep being you. Just takes the one step. Loving Hugs, Pea xOxOxOxX
A bridge to far to cross .... maybe come spring or there about
Thank you for this and for the many gifts--with their humor, pain, honesty, and love--of your poetry, stories, biographical writings, and very kind comments throughout the years.
May you enjoy a Christmas and New Year filled with much love, much thrilling inspiration, and truly soul-satisfying joy,
Aberjhani