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I started this about something else and it just took a life of its own. Please give me your opinion of it.

Gray sand soaking up the heat of the sun Green foamy waves crashing on the shore Greedy gulls fighting over a bit of old bun Graceful brown pelicans over the surf soar Great stonewall facing towards the green sea Groups of people strolling along the strand Gentle gulf winds easing the high humidity Galveston, port of entry to the Texas heartland

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Reviews of "Galveston"

Reviewed by Sherry Gibson

Reviewed on March 1, 2005

A lovely description of a lovely town!

Sherry

Reviewed by Donnie Garland (Reader)

Reviewed on January 21, 2005

You already know what I think about it.
signed, Your Muse

Reviewed by Michael Charles Messineo

Reviewed on January 21, 2005

Steven, I gauge this as a gallery garden of graceful gusto. Good job!!! Goodbye.

... Michael

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on January 21, 2005

Nicely done Steven!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)

Reviewed on January 20, 2005

Puts a different spin on that old song but a likeable spin.

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I wrote this right after Johnny died.

The Man in Black (Fades to White)

A special lady with Hep C inspired this. Her great spirit, humor and zest for life will bring her through with the help from her good friends.

The Lady and the Dragon

Picture a wizened cowboy in his duster and a campfire on a crisp morning.

A Cowboy Morning

Beauty is in the eyes...not only the eyes of the beholder.

Blue-Eyed Angel

All that glitters is not gold and the grass is not always greener on the other side of the fence.

The Merry Go Round (of Life)

A poem to a Nez Perce Princess

Mystic Maiden

I wrote this for a special singer. I hope she and you both like it. It is my first song written for a female.

The Antique Cowboy

I started this about something else and it just took a life of its own. Please give me your opinion of it.

Galveston

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