Extraodinary people are usually never recognised - that's what makes them special.
Reviewed by Amy Sellers (Reader)
Reviewed on August 19, 2012
This is so true and absolutely beautiful. EVERYONE is extraordinary in there own way. We all need to be valued and loved and infamous to the people we love. Thank you for sharing. Amy S
Reviewed by D. Vegas (Reader)
Reviewed on August 18, 2012
Asa, Do not assume and know that there is a reason and answer
to pretty much everything except for those we find out when
it is our time to die. Enjoyed.
Asa, short and sweet and to the point. Poetic surgery! I like it very much. Thanks for stopping by and reading one of my poems and for your kind comments that led me here! Be well, Kathy
I like this. In Part 2, the extraordinary part.....I venture to believe the most extraordinary persons are not famous. But I like the way you said it better :) ~~ Diana
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Excellent.Keep writing such fine words.
to pretty much everything except for those we find out when
it is our time to die. Enjoyed.
Deborah
We don't have to be famous to give someone a smile, or lift someone up with our faith. You do that with your poetry.
Many blessings,
+Linda
Best,
Mary
Axilea
Blessings,
Christine
Lady Mary Ann
Sandy