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In search of oneself, with the voices inside screaming...
Reviewed by Saundra Washington D.D. 6/7/2005
Like it, like it a lot!!!
Reviewed by E. Richardson 1/28/2005
this most certainly resonates...vivid imagery and the flow is flawless...splendid work, Janet.
Reviewed by R.D. Pounds 1/22/2005
As powerful and vivid as ever...Have a great new year, Jan!
Reviewed by Sandie Angel 1/2/2005
A marvelous piece of writing. Love it from beginning to end!
Reviewed by Ronald Dondiego 1/1/2005
Sensational! I really loved the way it ends. "Stretching myself, effaced. Until the next alarm." Powerful pieces, Happy New Year - your pal, Ron
Reviewed by Ian Thorpe 12/31/2004
Mad Timpanist? Well if we are doing percussion metaphors babes, you ring my tubular bell. DING - DONG
Reviewed by Dale Clark 12/30/2004
A great piece Janet!
Reviewed by jude forese 12/29/2004
glad to see your work ...
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 12/29/2004
Intriguing write Janet!!
Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader) 12/29/2004
I like the onomatopoeia(sound effects) in this rather surreal poem, some existential agonies are expressed very closely. I am not convinced with ellipses in Thump..thump..thump. You use them when you have a POV(point of view) skip. It is little overwraught and over punctuated towards the end...Though this can be deliberate to get the effect of turbulence...
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader) 12/29/2004
This is powerful Janet, incredible description of something usually indescribable.
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader) 12/29/2004
Most interesting and intriguing poem..
Reviewed by Lori Moore 12/28/2004
Wonderful write.
Reviewed by Nordette Adams 12/28/2004
Powerful language, a tight weave. Thanks, Janet.
Reviewed by Donna Quesinberry 12/28/2004
janet,
Reviewed by Kate Clifford 12/28/2004
You have such a gift when it comes to descriptions of the inner workings! Great write.
Reviewed by Bob Holt 12/28/2004
This was great. There are times when we don't know what we are capable of inside of ourselves.
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 12/28/2004
Superbly insightful, Janet. This provoked my thinking. Thank you. Love and peace to you. Regis
Reviewed by M.Bennett Hooper (Mikii) 12/28/2004
Excellence is sharing life with a stranger and living it. Bravo my friend.
Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson 12/28/2004
I agree with most but I think Trask says it all
Reviewed by Ronald Hull 12/28/2004
Now that's getting inside oneself, Janet. I felt like I was there.
Reviewed by George Carroll 12/28/2004
Wonderful sleep.
Reviewed by E T Waldron 12/28/2004
Always exceptional ,always full of pain! Hope 2005 will be better, blessings to you! Love, Eileen
Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK 12/28/2004
All People Are Strangers Especially To Themselves,i.e. Until That Next Alarm Sounds!!
Reviewed by Sue Hess 12/28/2004
Hi old friend. i was glad to see that caldwell phillips name together still. this is truly exceptional
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