D. Enise- such profound thoughts communicated with vitality and freshness! Enjoyed your vivid comparisons and description.
Touched my spirit.
Reviewed by Wayne Stanley (Reader)
Reviewed on April 28, 2006
To D. Enise,
I'm a 100% disabled Vietnam Veteran, I read your poem The Eagles Cry. I suffer with PTSD, because of my time in Vietnam and your poem, brought back alot of feelings. But most of all the words of the poem, hold a special meaning to me, along with the music, it gave me a feeling of peace of mind that I havn't felt in along time.
Sincerely;
Sgt. Wayne F. Stanley
A Proud Vietnam Veteran
Reviewed by Tami R
Reviewed on June 29, 2003
You have an incredible way with words that seem to go right to the heart.
Wonderful writing!!
Wonderful .. this is really great .. u made it ... Keep it up ... huggs ..
Reviewed by William M. Sowman
Reviewed on August 4, 2002
Profound and eternal! The circle of life is never broken. It was built into the universe by God and is inviolable. Our natures either follow the laws set up by our Creator inside this circle, or we suffer torment and hell. He gives us free will and it is we who decide what we shall do with our souls. Our actions determine our ends. Good and bad do exist. And we work at creating a paradise of love and happiness or creating havoc and destruction. The Eagle is America's symbol of strength and freedom, and in our hearts we know that the truth lies in his flight. Let all nations be one in this flight; joining our national symbol to reach freedom and justice. God bless the world! Jen you see with the third prohetic inner eye, hear inside your visionary heart, and speak with the voice of love and justice. May your voice be heard thoughout the world and your thoughts become standards of love and freedom forever. Bill Hugs
Reviewed by Russ Okamura (Reader)
Reviewed on August 4, 2002
A very expressive write, fluid with blood from human veins that started at the heart. Frames filled with light, thought’s to truth’s, and absolute’s, an honest poem, with integrity.
Jen this is outstanding a beautifull write and the music perfect, Picture all unite to spell fantastic...kudo's
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2002
You have a great heart with many a great message. I love your paintings!
Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2002
Jen... this is absolutely breathtaking.. and expresses so well some of what I have been feeling.
Reviewed by Dan Zuewski (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2002
This is fantastic, the imagery you use, as well as the eagle theme remind me of Black Elk Speaks by J.G. Neihardt, a book which I thought was a fascinating look into the past through the eyes of a visionary who lived it... You're writing is spectacular, I will be reading more :)
Reviewed by Gregory Sonn (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2002
Hi D,
If we just could listen to such sage advice. Wonderful write and message.
I love the picture too! Very well done. Gregg
You have such a beautiful vision. It appears it is revealed to you by Father Sky when even the eagles cry.
Amor
Reviewed by Dove (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2002
The medicine women returns to teach those the wheel of life and knowldege. Buffalo has heard the prayers.Forever with sisters I walk in light in a shadowed world.Teach me the medicine again..!Yes, the deer shows gentleness as we are yet strong..The shaman comes forth. I hear the call.. Blessings, sister...! I am so happy you are in vision. We have much work to do...!
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Touched my spirit.
I'm a 100% disabled Vietnam Veteran, I read your poem The Eagles Cry. I suffer with PTSD, because of my time in Vietnam and your poem, brought back alot of feelings. But most of all the words of the poem, hold a special meaning to me, along with the music, it gave me a feeling of peace of mind that I havn't felt in along time.
Sincerely;
Sgt. Wayne F. Stanley
A Proud Vietnam Veteran
Wonderful writing!!
One that turly made me think and feel.
Glenna
Ends return to the beginings...
Blue eyed fish...
Excellent!
TRASK
If we just could listen to such sage advice. Wonderful write and message.
I love the picture too! Very well done. Gregg
Amor
Light and love, Jo
Light and love, Jo
hugs,
Chris