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Windows I look from my window at my tiny backyard, The dramas carried out there are worthy the Bard. Cats and birds play out their roles, One never knows for whom the bell tolls. Plants loved and hated struggle to survive, While weather and the insects eat them alive. My television window gives me the world. In half hour slices the network directors unfold. News, reality, docudrama, and soapy triviality, All from the view of an advertising anomaly. Along comes the computer that changes the world, Gives us windows unlimited, time and space unfurled. Windows of knowledge and windows of hate. Windows of beauty and windows of great. Windows unwanted and windows desired, Windows that get the passions fired. With so many windows I'm getting tired. Copyright 2003 � Ronald W. Hull 12/7/03 Photo Courtesy Newsgroups
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Reviewed by Birdie Houston (Reader)

Reviewed on December 21, 2003

Fantastic ......I could see a great view through this!!!!

Reviewed by Jeff Mason

Reviewed on December 10, 2003

Me, too. Let's try some UNIX! :)

Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson

Reviewed on December 9, 2003

i loved the reality in this makes anyone tired
loved it

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)

Reviewed on December 8, 2003

Wonderful poem Ron, enjoyed.

Reviewed by jude forese

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

looking through the windows in the pic, everything becomes uncomplicated ...

Reviewed by Larry Rochelle

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

I think you imply Nature's window is best? Thanks, Ron.

Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

Ron this is an excellant thought provative write!
All those windows made me tired too! ;O)
~Nikki~

Reviewed by William Bonilla

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

An excellent write Ron
enjoyed reading much

William

Reviewed by Trixie Love

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

Hi Ron,
Many many windows... :)

The eyes are the window
to your soul...

Great write...

Trixie :)

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

I love this one Ron I agree with Eileen you see very well.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

Excellent thought provoking write Ronald!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by E T Waldron

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

Excellent Ron! You see very well through your windows!;-)

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

It can get complicated, can't it? Through provoking rite.

Reviewed by Evelyn Simon

Reviewed on December 7, 2003

I've got windows me. (smile) The flow of your words, made me think,
and that's a good thing. :)

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