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I don't cry anymore at the drop of a pin. It's been a while since tears fell, spinned. It's been . . . hey! I don't know when. I don't laugh anymore 'cause nothing amuses me. It's been a while-- that we've any money. It's been . . . hey! I don't know when. I don't talk anymore as nobody listens. It's been a while since my smile's glistened. It's been . . . hey! I don't know when. I don't dance anymore; my pardner's on strike. It's been a while since I've glided in flight. It's been . . . hey! I don't know when. I don't care anymore . . . nothing seems to go right. It's been a while finding a path in sight. It's been . . . hey! I don't know when. I dare not cry or laugh; don't talk or dance either. It's been a while but my feelings surrendered. It's been . . . hey! I don't know when, but who cares any more?

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Reviewed by Julia Lucy

Reviewed on January 31, 2003

Excellent poetry, I do not know how to put it into words... I realy think this appeals to everyone and I couldn't have said it better myself.

Reviewed by William Bonilla

Reviewed on January 28, 2003

Hey ! don't know when... it was the last time, I read something this good,
excellent.......william

Reviewed by Brittany Ren�e

Reviewed on January 28, 2003

Very true with many of us, and nobody notices it either. Sad, true, and excellant, my dear.

Warm Love,
*-Brittany-*

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