Echoing foot steps off old architecture
to feel large, powerful and worthy of
great heritage connection when life
outdoes fiction taking control within
the gravity of your own earthly being
(c) Non Fiction
06March2013
Vivian L Dawson
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Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)
Reviewed on March 8, 2013
There is a rich resonant rustic ambiance about the architecture of this poem, a fitful flurry of footfalls radiant and restorative as the antiquarian meets the actuarial in robust austerity, regal and expansive, where the old world feel, where corridors of control, pull all that is real out of our mind's eye and hold it candle-like to the curios of the fantastic until the magic of the surreal is swallowed in the embers of an etherealism that is truer than true. This is another of your minor miracles wrought deftly in a major key, dearest Vivian. And once again, you have moved me.
Insightful words written with clarity and understanding. Our world is indeed dealing with science fiction actions on a daily basis. Beware all Americans!!
Powerful poetry. I can feel the depth and power within these five lines into my very soul. "The gravity of your own earthly being" is one hell of a statement.
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Roger
Always,
Deborah
and old architecture and this feeling of
a non fictional experience is a wonderful one
Love and Light
Lily
conjured reality in this writing, Vivian,
and, too, with a firm grip
john
Dan
A connection of life within the gravity of your own earthly being.
Marvelous echos in your verse.
Lady Mary Ann
Joy L. Hale
budd