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Wreck of The Enterprise
by Juliet Waldron → (All Poetry by Juliet Waldron)
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Not necessarily Trek, maybe more end of the Round Table.


The dream shattered, gone;
the wanderer now a drifter,
burning quest of years
nothing but ashes.

Memory is hollowed out—
Command--
Friendship--
Honor—
The citadel topples,
dust of ruin blinding
as he travels from
world to world,
seeking Time’s door
to a blue planet with clouds of white,
and the woman who waited there,
both lost in forever.

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 Reviews of "Wreck of The Enterprise"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on September 11, 2008
I shall simply echo Michelle's sentiments, Juliet. Wonderful poetry. Thank you for sharing your thoughts via your verses. Love and best wishes to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Michelle Mead
Reviewed on September 9, 2008
I get this completely and have no trouble getting the meaning, as you stated above both wreck of the enterprise, which even if you are not a star trek fan you should know unless you have lived in outer space for the past thirty years, Trek as meaning again, Star Trek, and Knights of the Round Table which any idiot would understand. If it is impossible to know exactly what this is about, you have seriously lived beneath a rock and need to go back to school to learn to read poetry. Since when do people give character names in poems? The woman, the man, any of them, dont need names, what a bunch of crap that is. The sheer level of crap within that comment is laughable. Who said poetry is the ultimate form of communication? Another BS line of crap from someone who thinks they are the world's greatest living poet. POetry should come from your heart and it should speak to people in different ways. What I took from this was a story of love, and the ending image is beautiful. Keep up the good work, and ignore people who like to think they give constructive criticism, when really all they do is state their own bitter opinions.

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on September 5, 2008
Juliet, Marilyn makes a strong first point, it is difficult to see the theme here, but having said that I do like the intrigue of the piece.
John


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