Jack,,,this is really good! I started to write on this the other day,,but just couldn't get it to work,,I'm glad you done it for me. Yours is much better too! Lisa
Wow.. Well, I am guilty of the same thing.. Have never said Good bye.. Was afraid it meant forever and at times it does... Ahhh but in my lesson .. if I had to it again.. I would have said good bye.. and let that person say it to me.. Because now .. in the end.. one does not even have that. Great write.. Ouch.
Excellent wtite Jack
No good byes are ever the same
William
Reviewed by Heidi Klein (Reader)
Reviewed on April 28, 2003
Jack, this is beautiful ... so nicely said. Whatever situation brings the goodbye, it never is easy. You've done a wonderful job conveying this sentiment.
Good-bye does sound so final doesn't it.(( so farewell, so long ,see ya later is more appropriate.)) Keep up the great poetry until your gone. :)
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on April 27, 2003
I think death is cruel. Somehow I feel God should have sent us home on a train or boat somehow. No dead bodies, just get on a train and you leave. Nicely done, Jack. Thoughtful.
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You are soooooo talented!
You give this such grace!!!
Your title threw me...thought you were leaving AD. So relieved, Jack. Please don't ever go!
Reindeer
Chrissie
Very well-written poem :)
--Karissa
Ty, Dani
Glad your not gone from AD
No good byes are ever the same
William
Bonnie