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Alacritous Enlightenments
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cacooned within spacial visionaries we are conceptions...
Alacritous Enlightenments The veining matrix restfully resides within the chrysalises of lost memories; Cocooned within protective darkness encumbered by the secretive breadths of stillness… Spacious to the eidetic comforts imprisoned; Chiseling permanence reveals living veinstones…. Revealing vividly upon restitutions the echoic truth resounds beneath alacritous enlightenments within each defining moment; Whispering archaic secrets to the listening givers of knowledge… © Poetess Victoria L. McColley 2010

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Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)

Reviewed on December 29, 2010

If I am ever "encumbered by the secretive breadths of stillness..." I am sure I'll know whose poetry to read to become unencumbered by amply divulged disclosures, as this lyric so eloquently affirms. Nicely done, Vickie.

Reviewed by TONY NERONE

Reviewed on December 29, 2010

I really like your finish line in this piece Dear Vickie. Being a great listener is really a giver. That is good.
Mamaste

Love and Peace Always
Tony

Reviewed by Gene Williamson

Reviewed on December 29, 2010

Especially like that opening tanza, Victortia...notably
"the chrysalises of lost memories." -gene.

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