I wanted to take a brief moment and share some exciting news; I’ve jus been informed via email that my poem Memories has been awarded the 2007 Editors Choice Award. While I’m not quit sure exactly what that means, I assume it’s a good thing…regards Amo
A personal note from the desk of:
Howard Ely, Managing Editor
Dear Robert Amoroso,
I am delighted to inform you that your poem "Click here" has been awarded our prestigious Editor's Choice Award because it displays an original perspective and unique creativity -- judged to be the qualities found most in exceptional poetry. Congratulations on your achievement!
Every so often, as our Editors review the poems that have been presented our Editor's Choice Award, they personally select a few poems that they believe would have a wonderfully expressive quality if read by a professional reader. Your Editor has suggested that you become one of 33 poets whose artistry will be recorded professionally as a special part of a new CD poetry collection -- The Sound of Poetry.
Sincerely,
Howard Ely Managing Editor
Memories
Memories come but rally last in fractured dreams and of moments past.
Images flash within my brain, images that I cannot tame, and even though they fade a bit there still are moments I must admit, as clear to me as they were back when...when we were lovers and best of friends.
In twilight slumber I can recall the glow of candles upon the wall, two bodies molded into one, as night gave way to the morning sun
We shared a few moments I do recall, a few incredible moments and that was all.
Life goes on or so they say, and memories filter throughout the day, and visuals flash within my mind, snapshots of another time.
A subtle word or a friendly smile unlocks emotions deep inside, and though we've gone our separate way, memories shared, will forever stay.
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