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Block Of Stone
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Questions on a rainy day, heaven or hell, man or God.. Walt

It was a dreamer living in his own hell
And the crypt is full of someone else's shell

Tell me about it

Corner spot taken for a view
Saved a chair for you

Seven card two in the hole

She looked up and smiled
M for murder was her child

A life to open

And as we all downed a few
I saved this chair for you

Place your bets

Bucket kicked from eternity
Caves are places to see

Nobody folds

Was 11 or Nam
She was the one

Trickle down effect

Told him to move on
Took the flowers from her hair

Pot is filled old

Place the dead wreath there
Walked the streets of Saigon

Pile is high with lost souls

Next stop moving on
Who will tie knot

Smoke reams the seasoned room

She is sleep
I am not

Winter is cold and summer hot

Slip me
A reason why

Cards are messages of yesterday

Watch them die
Crypt is full no vacancy

Money is the gift we see everything else is free

Corner view not for me
You were saved a chair

Plot is taken for the haul in death you are all alone

Some one is waiting for you there

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 Reviews of "Block Of Stone"
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on February 11, 2005
Walter you did a fine job with this one but then you always do.

Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on February 11, 2005
tricky word play
and dark corners
thanks for the chair..............

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on February 11, 2005
Dark poetry Walter??

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Donna Quesinberry
Reviewed on February 11, 2005
walter,

this is really dark and deep
i like the play of the cards
to the count of the death
but will have to read another time

thanks,
d.


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