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Afterglow
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Boldly, he ascended deeper into the indigo sky ocean swell before completely vanishing from sight, only a foam-white afterglow remained as proof of his being...

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Reviews of "Afterglow"

Reviewed by Stacy Savage

Reviewed on October 6, 2009

What a lovely poem, Monica. You are a truly gifted poet. I really enjoyed this piece.

Reviewed by Jim Dunlap

Reviewed on August 30, 2003

Nicely done. I looked you up on the Poets' Porch since I am a Resident Poet and
an Alpha poet there as well.

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