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The Other Side Of Never
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She packed her bags today and left for the other side of Never. A safer, quieter place For those who need to heal. No maps required no signposts found... Just a lone candle flickering softly in the blessed silence On the other side of Never even the hiccoughing sounds of desolate weeping are muffled the insistent rhythmic spatter of blood from a hundred wounds are softened by the grace of compassions soothing hand it is a good place.. a sanctuary where broken minds can mend free of ridicule and scalding scorn where shame cannot sully fragile hearts She sits alone, bloodied and soiled on the other side of Never, where tomorrow never comes, haunted by yesterdays endless pain

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Reviews of "The Other Side Of Never"

Reviewed by Fr. Kurt Messick

Reviewed on November 14, 2003

I can feel this

Reviewed by Michael Emery (Reader)

Reviewed on November 13, 2003

...an agreement of daffodils...

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)

Reviewed on November 12, 2003

Extremely well written!

Reviewed by Zenith Elliott

Reviewed on November 12, 2003

Wow...Yup I know the other side of never and I hope to never ever go there again. Excellent mixture of emotions! ~Z~

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