Look, Walk, Talk,
Says not what's inside;
It is all about the glow,
Be it Good or Evil.
All Angels be Devils,
Some Devils may be Angels;
The Ones which break my heart,
Are those Sausy but shy,
When I am ready to raise Hell.
(Copyright(at)Lawrance G. Lux, 11/01)
Response to Doctor Death which i thought was good; of course, I am a dirty old man!
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Reviews of "Angels of Face and Form"
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Reviewed on April 4, 2002
Very nice to add a twist of humor after the serious ponderings. Life is in the translucency as the poem's imagery shows. And, angels should always be understood as suspect as the poem clearly reveals. though most refuse truth, it is evident this poem is truth. Best one I have ever read anywhere.
Reviewed by Claywoman (Reader)
Reviewed on March 24, 2002
I will be smiling all evening! Ain't it fun when we can actually cut loose and do what we want???
Reviewed by Hanley Harding (Reader)
Reviewed on December 13, 2001
Why, Lawrance... I do believe there's a PIXIE somehwere inside (you devil, you!)
Your first remark is true all right, but then you had me laughing...all those devilish little angels...those angelic little devils...so, let us know just what happens when indeed you manage to raise hell. :))))))
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